We have seen a 2000 troll with what looks like a factory fitted fly screen. This opens up from the bottom and has a bar half way up to cope with the bend in the body. Does anyone know if you can get one or have experience into how to make something to keep flies out!

possibly can be ordered from eriba dealer

the bar does hold fabric in the centre however it also gets air born with the roller spring retraction.

does your front window blind happen to be right width for door?
if so leisure shop direct sells blinds https://www.leisureshopdirect.com/carava...ds/remis-blinds would then need channels and guides, magnet

Our 2004 PuckL had one of those screens. It had a nasty habit of flying up without warning and eventually the fabric tore. I tried to repair it but it ended up slightly shorter than originally and was never right after that. Our Troll doesn’t have a fly screen so we have the dangly “lambs tail” things which Neil curses every time he goes through the door. I wish I was clever like the Randa’s who fabricated something to fit their Troll, major engineering project I think.

I don’t know what the curtains in a brothel look like but I will bow to your superior knowledge 😂🤣
Is that why they annoy Neil, must ask him 😂

I bought a sideways opening fly screen roller door from a WWB breakers earlier this year and am intending to cut it down to fit into our 2005 Triton. I will follow Randa's idea of the shaped wood to help it fit into the curve and it will also need to go as high into the roof curve as possible to avoid even more "gentle kisses" from a lower door height. I have been trying to source good detailed photos of pre-2010 Eribas with factory-fit fly screens, but have found very little. If you have one, please could you publish some photos on here? Unfortunately i live more than 100 miles from any Eriba dealers who might have a van i could look at... When i do it I will publish how-to instructions.

Try googling "Horrex" (Company in the Netherlands) - They manufactured the door flyscreens for the earlier Eriba's and have a good website in English - They may be able to help you.

unilux fitted to mine pictures were uploaded to blind post (alas was a passenger when did time to destination was limited)
if helps there is a pdf https://manuall.co.uk/unilux-comfort-fly-screen/

I have tried Horrex, but they will only sell larger, "generic" ones to a private individual. Can't find who supplies them to Eriba now, but the doors are higher, so new ones won't fit a pre-2010 van...

I'm pinching your excellent wood fill-in strips idea and general layout, Randa, to get a cut-down roller fly screen to fit our 2005 Triton.

I'll see what I can do. Just one of the mods that didn't get done this summer - in cricketing parlance, "rain stopped play". The door is taking up valuable space in my garage, so that'll almost certainly get the job done sooner rather than later! And I'll be losing access to my lovely, big and fully-equipped workshop at school next summer when I finally retire from teaching for good...