Thanks, this sounds like an interesting idea. I'm used to the curtains on my '88, but
having it attached to the door sounds like an even better idea. I might see if I can
come up with a split curtain for the door, using a piece of the flat aluminum "rod" and
ties at each end. Snaps or magnets would probably work well if I didn't have two
young kids to pull them off...

On 7 Feb 2005 at 22:43, Paul Guzyk <paullist@GUZYK.COM> wrote:

> The other thing you can do it screw "snaps" onto the sliding door then make a
> curtain that snaps into place...this way the curtain will move with the door
> when you open it, unlike the Westy curtain that requires you to duck under to
> get in and out.  The westy curtain also tends to sag in the middle so you don't
> have 100% privacy.
>
> My ASI camper door has "snaps" and a snap in curtain.  let me know if you would
> like to see photos.
>
> Or you can even glue/sew magnets to a piece of fabric and it should stick to the
> door frame magnetically...like some of the bug screens people make for the front
> doors.
>
> -Paul
>
>
>
> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
> From:         Shawn Wright <swright@ZUIKO.SLS.BC.CA>
> Reply-To:     Shawn Wright <swright@ZUIKO.SLS.BC.CA>
> Date:          Mon, 7 Feb 2005 17:53:48 -0800
>
> >My '82 Westy Diesel came without a sliding door curtain, and no obvious
> >way to attach one. It does not have the wooden track like my '88, so I'm not
> >sure how the curtain is supposed to attach. Does anyone have a picture of the
> >original curtain posted somewhere?
> >
> >Thanks.--
> >Shawn Wright
> >I.T. Manager
> >Shawnigan Lake School
> >
>

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Shawn Wright
I.T. Manager
Shawnigan Lake School