RECOMMENDED - "Easy Curtains" for your truck

jayshapiro

Adventurer
Hi There,

Just wanted to share a product that I'm really happy with. We bought a set of "Easy Curtains" for the cab of the F-650 in our EcoRoamer project, and they're great.

They look something like this:
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You just tell them the make & model of your truck, and they custom cut/sew them to fit exactly. In the case of ours it was a bit of an odd one, because we have the extra set of extended cab doors, but they went out and measured one at a local dealership and made them fit exactly.

The material is thick & black, and seems to block all the light. They fold up really nicely and come with large zip-lock bags for storage. They were a little over US$120 for the set.

I very rarely recommend / promote a product, but I get the sense that this is a home business that is run by a family and they were super nice and deserve a bit of shameless promotion in a forum like this, where I suspect a lot of us are all looking for their kind of product.

As a disclaimer, I have no connection to Easy Curtain other than as a satisfied customer. I found them through Google and decided to give it a try.

Cheers,
Jay.
 
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Carlyle

Explorer
They look really nice, how are they for insulating out the cold in winter or keeping the cab from getting too hot in the summer? I'm currently using the silver material in all the windows and it does a mediocre job at insulation.
 

jayshapiro

Adventurer
Insulation

Haven't had a chance to test them in weather yet, but they are a pretty thick rubberized nylon, so might be ok.

They won't reflect the outside heat like the silver panels. But you could always put those up first and then curtains inside of them.

My experience with the silver fold up panels is that they don't really block out the light if you are looking for a private 'room' effect. They are great for reflecting sunlight heat though. we use them in our Jeep here in Singapore. Just 60 miles from the equator, so the sun gets STRONG!

Cheers,
Jay.
 

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