Good night pack blinds fitting - pictures?

[Rfkdemon]

I found the magnetic OEM kit was far better in conjunction with the pull up blinds. Way less light, quicker to put up and stores in an A4 wallet size. I am well practiced but it probably takes me less than a minute to put all my blinds up or away now.

Mat

 

[gergely]

I found the magnetic OEM kit was far better in conjunction with the pull up blinds. Way less light, quicker to put up and stores in an A4 wallet size. I am well practiced but it probably takes me less than a minute to put all my blinds up or away now.

Mat

They do not block out the light totally do they? As for the 1 minute install, I like it

 

[surfwagen]

Hi all, I’m looking to buy the blinds which are in the good night package for Caravelle/Multivan. Much more expensive than aftermarket ones so I want rest assured they’re as good as they can be before spending the money.
So, do you have any pictures (own or from the internet which I was unable to find) of them being fitted? I wonder how perfect fit they are, how much light they let through on sides and how complicated it is to install and remove quite often.

Hi, not sure if you found some but I just got some with my van. Go in really easy once I figured out the clips for the rear. They just clip over the top trim on the ceiling. Pretty happy, these are taken on a dull wet day so will be fine for sleeping.

 

[dudleyduke]

I have a set that came with my Caravelle - they're not great tbh, maybe if you only used them a few times a year they'd be OK.

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The middle and rear window ones are ok, they use the pull up blinds and hook over the top:

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The front side windows are pop up tent-alike, they're meant to sit inside the recess.
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The front and rear use tent poles and then hook into the trim on the rear, and just sit in the window frame somehow for the front.

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Tbh if you don't want to make any holes then these might be a good option, with practice I'm sure you could get them up in less than, ooh... 30 minutes?!

I put them in once and then packed them away again. They're not blackout but they do reduce the light by a decent amount. I'll get some pics tomorrow in the daylight.

I'll be installing some van-x Caravelle curtains in the next few months, along with a cab divider curtain. That and a windscreen cover for longer stays will be the perfect solution.

Edit: holy **** there's a set on eBay and they're asking £400! they can't be worth that, surely?!

Sorry to jump in on an old post but I've just bought the very same set - only to discover that the driver/passenger front window covers are missing . By any chance is there an individual part number for them....?

 

[roadtripper]

Sorry to jump in on an old post but I've just bought the very same set - only to discover that the driver/passenger front window covers are missing . By any chance is there an individual part number for them....?

I'm not aware of one, will have a quick look at the set I have to see if they have anything on them. On the plus side the side windows are probably the most generic to get something else to fit.