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Updated: 25-July-2024

Sliding Door Screen

Item Description:

I made this screen for my own van because I didn't want to drill holes in my Westfalia's nice interior to install snap studs, which is required for the popular screen on the market. Other Vanagon owners expressed interest in the product, thus it being offered for sale here.

• Years: 1980-1991
• Models: All
• Vinyl-coated gutter hooks across the top
• Neodymium magnets in side and top borders
• Flat weights across the bottom to keep screen taut & closed
• Lined cut-out for upper door bracket
• Fiberglass screen panels overlap, no zipper to deal with
• The split is offset from the center of the doorway. The 18"-wide right panel is semi-fixed, allowing for it to remain stationary while the left panel acts as the main exit/entry "door" with a 5" overlap.
• Border color options:
  • Black - currently unavailable
  • Dark blue
  • Brown
• Weight: 1½ lbs.
• Handmade in the USA by this site's owner
• Not stocked – screens are made to order
Current production wait time: up to two weeks
• Instructions included

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Price:

• USA: $135
• Rest of World: not available

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Shipping:

• Priority Mail shipping & handling included in product price

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Notes:

1. This door screen mounts outside the van. In order to close the door, the screen will need to be removed.
2. Fitment issues:
   • If you are using a Bus Depot awning, the gutter pole may interfere with the screen's gutter hooks. There is one van out there currently using both; the screen is mounted before the awning.
   • If you are using a gutter-mounted roof rack, ensure that the mounting towers are not above the sliding door opening.
3. This product contains strong magnets, which could affect persons with pacemakers or other medical devices. Keep away from sensitive electronic equipment.

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