Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room (Size 5)
The Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room is a pack containing the front and a single side panel to make up a "corner room" from the Windblocker Sunshades slide-in strips. The corner room is ideal for getting in and out without too much trouble as well as blocking wind from one direction.
The sunshades themselves are 75cm wide and are paired up to make panels, this is done by simply sliding them into the awnings rails which will create a draught free safari room.
How are windblocker sunshades fixed to the awning ?
Windblocker sunshades front panels have a hemmed top edge with a bulbous top section, this bulbous bit feeds inside the small slit that runs along the box section of the front of the awning (See picture below) the bulbous section keeps it fastened securely against downwards tension.
The side and front panels all have equally spaced rubber loops at the bottom which can be used to peg down the bottom edge.
The side panels have a further set of rubber loops at the top which a pole is inserted into and fed through.
Windblocker Sunshades can be fitted to most awnings such as Fiamma and Prostor awnings which have channelling for camp rooms and safari rooms.
Click to enlarge image of Windblocker Sunshade - View out from corner room
Windblocker Sunshades come in several different colours and sizes, when ordering please choose the require colour and size based on your awnings width. Using the Windblocker Sunshades you can prevent unwanted insects getting into your motorhome or caravans awning.
The material used to produce the Windblocker Sunshades has been used in the past to protect bulbs and flower fields, this allows light in but keeps draughts out. Can be simply erected in minutes using the elasticised tie downs and pegs. The Windblocker Sunshades are extremely lightweight and easy to fit - they can be simply rolled or folded down into a small space.
When fitting the Windblocker Sunshade corner room kit you will need two poles for the ends of the safari room - these are not available to order due the odd dimensions and damage in transport - these are easily obtainable from any hardware shop or ironmongers. Poles such as those used to prop up clothes lines are ideal as they are light weight and strong aluminium poles.
The Fiamma Door Poles may be suitable for your awning sizes
If your using a Fiamma Awning you may want to consider using the Fiamma Awning Tie Down Kit.
You've most likely seen these on display at shows, last year at the NEC October '09 these were being demonstrated with a hurricane fan and candles - the candles were set behind the sunshades and the hurricane fan didn't affect them in the slightest.
Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room Specifications:
Front Panels:
- Standard Height 200cm (78").
- Width per sunshade 75cm (29") - (product will include several of these to produce a larger camp room).
End Panels:
- Width - 220cm (98")
- Rear height - 249cm (98").
Available colours:
- White.
- Grey.
- Blue.
- Green.
- Charcoal.
- Burgundy.
Cerise and mulberry to order only (please contact us regarding these colours).
Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room Sizes:
| Size |
Width (cm) - A |
| 2 |
150 |
| 3 |
224 |
| 4 |
300 |
| 5 |
375 |
| 6 |
450 |
Choosing your Windblocker Sunshade size:
A - Width of your motorhomes/caravans awning.
B - 2.00m or 78".
C - 2.20m or 88".
D - 2.49m or 98".
Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room (Size 5) Reviews
Below are a selection of reviews of Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room (Size 5)'s from our past customers with the most recent review of the Windblocker Sunshades Corner Room (Size 5) at the top, we hope you find them useful
Peter Daigneault: Thursday 14 January, 2010
We purchased our windblocker set (front panel and each end) last autumn and therefore have only had the opportunity to use it the once. However, we found it did what it claimed, it blocked the wind (and it was a very windy weekend) to the point where we could comfortably sit in the “awning” and we were impressed at the difference between being behind the awning and outside.
We also had some very heavy rain whilst the blocker was up and although the material was obviously thoroughly wet, the rain didn’t penetrate into the “room” except where something was actually touching the fabric.
We have the green colour and we found visibility through the netting to be reasonable in that we had a good view out whereas it was probably more difficult to see in.
We did find that as it was so windy that the screens gaped at the corners and we solved this by fastening the blocker to the awning legs with clips. The lack of a door did not cause too much of a problem, being able to squeeze into the small gap on one side of the front when we wanted to enter/exit.
Having had experience of a privacy room, we found the blockers served a similar purpose for us, albeit less “sturdy”, and can be packed into the smallest of packages for storage. Another advantage being that they dry quickly and if it is necessary to pack away when wet this doesn’t cause a problem.
