I know this is country but I have a beautiful pillow sham and I hang it over my screen door and place the long side between screen door and outer door!! Keeps just enough sun out and the heat also!! Locking your door makes sure it's sealed tight to keep heat or cold out too!! 18 months full-time camper home living (3 totally different ones) with husband great Dane pitbull and miniature Australian Shepherd/Pomeranian!!😂😂❤😎

Excellent idea 😊

Hmmm , i discovered just closing the flyscreens , also helps cool the van , but still allows the light , and air to flow . My van has two such skylights , and a huge panoramic skylight . This thing is something like 800x500 mm , just to give you an idea of just how large it is . I just close the flyscreen here as well . I also covered the open side windows , and closed the windscreen off completely . Nothing fancy just the standard blinds , with a towel over the side . The result was a pleasantly cool van , with no fans . I do have two doors , and yes both of these were open , along with a fully opened awning .

Brilliant!!! Thank you so much for sharing your great idea! Sorry I can't return the favor with an idea of how to cover the window in your door. Good luck getting a response about that from someone else.

I used heavy-duty Velcro I went to the Dollar tree got a couple of sun visors I got some Velcro industrial strength strong and then I can pull down when I want too they fold up easy put it away

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 Genius!!!! Thank You!!!

Very creative! Thanks for sharing! I was going to use the Velcro strips, but then I remembered they didn’t hold well in my minivan either when I used them for screen doors (even on the inside of my sliding doors, they didn’t hold) but Alien tape holds up very well in the heat. I tried it on my dashboard first, and it held all summer long - then came up very clean too. I made some fitted Reflectix panels for my Dodge Grand Caravan, and gave them to a friend with the same vehicle after I got a pickup truck, prior to getting our travel trailer. I use magnetic-holding blackout curtains it the truck (even though all the windows are tinted…because…southern NC summers😰). What I used to help hold up the Reflectix (because I cut them slightly smaller than they needed to be), what the little plastic suction cups. Now, they don’t stick to every surface but they’re definitely good on windows. I like your son’s idea for installing the magnets too! 👍🏻 It must be in his DNA 😎. Thanks for the quick tips!!

This is what I was looking for! Thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to share this great idea. My husband and I just purchased a travel trailer and this morning I was almost blinded by the light coming in our trailer lol

Awesome idea!! Going to get reflective material and elastic string today!

I used thick foam ,cut it bigger than size, then tie a strip of material as a handle ,around the middle.. It blocks the hole, easy to remove, no trouble..

Excellent!!

Dear friend thank you so much for some great information on covering the skylights to keep the sun and heat out thank you for such great information. Hope you and your family had an awesome Fourth of July weekend

I think a "standard" skylight pillow measuring 14"x22" would also work for your skylight.

Thanks so much ❣️😁 Our shower is in the bedroom in our 5th wheel and i was struggling with ways of how i was going to block the light coming through this huge sky lite. I thought of the velcro strips but i knew they would melt from the heat.. So Thanks again for a great idea.. Cheers 🥂😁

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