Quote: eribaMotters wrote in post #14

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The second thing has been the stickers on the back of the wardrobe door.

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In 20 years time those stickers will be worth £20

Steamdrivenandy why would you pitch your caravan in such a horrid place?

Quote: Islay Corbel wrote in post #18

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Steamdrivenandy why would you pitch your caravan in such a horrid place?

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Steamdrivenandy, when you get your lovely new eriba come over here. It's true what you say - I'm always a bit shocked at the lack of privacy and greenery on English campsites.

Je n'ai pas de passeport.

OOOO that sounds painful!

Hooray at last I have found what I needed, the gliders and hooks from a 1998 Swift Suntor Motorhome. Just need the right material and my sewing machine will be working overtime.

Thanks for all the suggestions Mrs Shady.

Do the motorhome owners know you've pinched them?

Mr Shady, I made curtains for our Triton and made them traditional way with blackout linings, it was pretty successful but if I were doing it again I would make a couple of changes.

One - be careful h ow thick your curtain material is because with lining fitted as well it can all get a bit bulky fitting it up under the pelmet.
Two - I would sew the blackout lining edge to edge across the whole curtain so that when you pull the two curtains together there is not a strip in the middle with no blackout and the light peeps through the thinner layer of just the curtain turned in edges
Hope that makes sense, maybe a bit technical for you and Mrs S will know what I mean

Does your van have the blackout blinds? You may not need linings.

Good point, I should have thought of that!!!!