Dumble RV Window Shade Cover for Camper Door - 16x24 Inch Thin Shade RV Door Window Motorhome Accessories - Foil Insulation Reflective Window Cover

I wanted to prevent the sun from heating up my camper and these covers work perfectly. Simple to put on the window with velcro and give me so much privacy with the ability to keep the screen open for airflow. I love them. They are the perfect size. I'm going to look for a longer one for my Stargazer Window.

I purchased 4 of these for my RV. 2 for the doors and 2 for the sky lights. They work well at keeping the heat out.

I've tried several homemade things to try to block the light that comes in our RV door, which is right by the bed. Decided to give this covering a try. It's the right size for my Jayco travel trailer door. I put the Velcro squares on as per the directions. I didn't attached it for 3 days (the directions say 24 hours). The second time I took the cover off one of the Velcro squares came off the silver cover and stayed on the door. Others have mentioned that they had the same problem. I'm going to put super glue on it to see if it will adhere to the silver material. It did a great job of keeping the light out, and I'd give it 5 stars for that, but the Velcro needed to have a different adhesive to stick to the silver material.

I love the white ribbing around the reflection piece. Works great as soon as it is up

This was purchased to place between a small wine refrigerator and the vinyl floor to keep the heat from discoloring it. While I could have used just a small piece of insulation, this was the the right size and the edges had a seam, so made for a cleaner look. Thus far, it has worked as planned.

This is being used to cover the skylight in our RV. The accompanying velcro adhesive pieces to hold its edges to the skylight opening are pathetic. First of all, there aren't enough to affix it properly. Second, if you were successful with getting the adhesive to stick, the first time you attempted to remove it via the velcro, the inept adhesive would pull off of either the cover or the skylight. That said, I never got that far. It simply didn't stick to a thoroughly clean and dry surface. I have had to remove the adhesive pieces and purchase them separately to get a better quality adhesive product. The panel itself will and does block the heat and light from the sun. So it does work... just be prepared to do something extra to make it work! The fact that I had to remove and replace the velcro pieces, made the cost far more expensive than it should have been.

Came with velcro strips that really really stay in place, even in the searing heat when in storage. Blocks the heat nicely.

Haven't had a chance to put it up and try it just yet but it's simple and straight forward so I expect it will work fine. If one is wondering, I will say it seems sturdy and not chintzy and should hold up for plenty of use vs cost.