Compatible with Lippert RV Door Window with Thin Shade Ready,12'' x 21'' RV Door Window Shade Blinds with Double Layer Cellular Shade to Protect RV Camper Interior Privacy&Block Sunlight

The perfect door shade. Installed in about 2 minutes. Works perfectly. Exactly what we needed. Fit, size was exact. A real value

Easy install good quality

The shade's color was perfect and it is well-made. The shade came quickly and it was really easy to install. It also fit the window perfectly. The only issue I have is that it won't stay pulled down, like in the picture. My husband and I both tried to keep it pulled down but it doesn't stay and there's nothing to hold the blind down. The picture was taken after waiting a week for it to "settle."

Easy install but broke after 3 months. Would not recommend.

IT FIT PERFECT IN OUR NEW 2024 TRANSCEND RV - the only trick was trying figure out how to get the blind to stay down - I just needed to tighten the strings and now it works great. It is not the same material that are in the RV, almost feels like a thick paper, so you will have to be careful when installing. Not sure how long it will last but it does what it is supposed to, gives us privacy in the door window.

I purchased 2 different brands, this compatible one and the Lippert one. I kept this one because I like the fact that the pleats were smaller which keeps the light out far more than the Lippert. This one is made cheaper than the Lippert but should last for a long time. The main reason for only 4 stars instead of 5 is because the parts are made out of plastic compared to the Lippert that is made out of aluminum. For the price, you can’t go wrong with this one.

No matter what we try it will not stay in the 100% down position, to block the entire window . It closes fully but the. Slinks back up to about 75% coverage. It does t matter how loose or tight we make the guide strings…. Any thoughts????

My husband and I just went full time in our RV. I’m a night shift nurse and needed to block out the sun for our bedroom window. We were using tinfoil but I wanted an upgrade. Our door was “Sun Shade Prepped”. We have a screw on window and the instructions are a little confusing. I found it easier to just take the window off entirely, instead of doing half at a time like the instructions suggested. The top edge snapped on to the frame super easy. However, the bottom one took some manipulating. Once it was in it worked great. Honestly provides better blackout than the Lippert ones. And seems sturdier than the Lipper ones too.