Ellen,

You didn't mention if you have a Westy or not.  The poptop Westys had
plastic screens that snap to the inside window frame.  You can't
install these screens if you didn't have them originally.  The Westy
windows have a latch located toward the middle of the glass past where
the screen goes.  Non Westys had latches up near the front of the
glass.

We manufacture Westy screen replacements out of aluminum since the
original plastic frames are no longer available.  They are much more
durable than the originals.

You need to call us to order as they are not listed on our website.
They are black powder coated and they have black screen. $69.95 each.

For non Westys we have temporary screens that fit in the window
opening.  You must remove them to close the window.

http://secure.mycart.net/catalogs/catalog.asp?prodid=4757892

Steve
http://EuroCampers.com
636-337-7700
888-797-5994 - order desk
On Apr 13, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Ellen wrote:

> Spent the past weekend at Horsethief Lake State Park and the weather
> was sunny and WARM.  The inside of the van got a little stuffy, and
> since I was worried about kitty getting overheated, opened all the
> windows, but only a couple inches, since the van has no screens.  When
> I look at the outside of the sliding windows, it seems like it used to
> have screens.  I would love to have screens on the sliding windows
> again, can anyone tell me how to go about obtaining them or having
> them made?  Also, has anyone come up with a good idea about a large
> screen "door" to hang when the sliding door is opened, and still allow
> one to get in and out of the van?
>
> TIA,
>
> Ellen