Block sunlight, cut heat buildup, and reclaim privacy at the campground -- all without picking up a single tool. The Camco 53051 door window shade slips over your RV's entry door window and stays put with the included hook-and-loop fasteners, giving you instant blackout coverage whenever you need it.
Your RV's door window is one of the most overlooked sources of heat gain and privacy loss. Whether you're parked at a crowded campground, staging at a rest stop, or leaving the rig in storage under direct sun, that single pane of glass lets in more heat and more curious eyes than you might expect.
The Camco 53051 addresses all three problems at once. The outer face carries a bold retro star graffiti graphic that makes a statement at the site, while the reflective silver inner lining bounces solar energy back before it can heat up your interior. The black nylon ripstop face blocks light transmission, protecting upholstery and flooring from UV fade over time.
Reflective silver backing deflects solar energy to reduce interior heat buildup and take strain off your air conditioner or fans.
Black nylon ripstop face blocks sunlight to protect interior surfaces from UV fading during extended sun exposure or storage.
Fully opaque coverage through your door window -- ideal at packed campgrounds, rest stops, or any time you want the inside kept private.
Included hook-and-loop fasteners let you mount, remove, and reposition the shade in seconds. No drilling, no adhesives, no damage to your door trim.
The shade is built from black nylon ripstop fabric -- the same tear-resistant weave used in outdoor gear and tarps. The reinforcing grid pattern prevents small nicks or snags from propagating into larger tears, which matters for something you'll be putting up and pulling down trip after trip.
The reflective silver lining is bonded to the interior face. It works on the same principle as a windshield sunshade: the metallic surface reflects radiant heat rather than absorbing it. This keeps the shade itself cooler to the touch and reduces the amount of heat that transfers into the cabin.
Camco includes hook-and-loop fastener strips (hook-and-loop) in the box. Attach one side of the fastener around the door window frame -- or to the door panel near the window edge -- and press the shade into place. The connection is secure enough to hold during normal coach movement yet releases cleanly when you want to remove it.