Cool the rig.
Snap off to roll.
Exterior window shades for every RV, camper and motorhome window. EZ Snap® Thermo Weave™ blocks up to 90% of the heat before it reaches the glass — then snaps off in seconds before you drive.
An RV heats up faster than a house.
Thin walls, a lot of glass, and a roof AC that struggles once the sun is on it. Interior blinds and reflectix only trap that heat inside the rig. An exterior solar screen stops it on the outside of the window — the U.S. Department of Energy rates exterior shading the most effective way to cut solar heat gain — so the AC finally keeps up.
And because it snaps off in seconds, it comes down before you pull out of the campground.
Up to 90% figure: EZ Snap® Thermo Weave spec (black mesh). Exterior-shading effectiveness per the U.S. Department of Energy.
Travel trailer to Class A — every window, any shape.
Travel trailer window shadesTravel TrailersSnaps over every window on the trailer — comes off in seconds before you tow.Build your shade
5th wheel shadesFifth WheelsShades the big front and side glass that bakes the bedroom and living area.Build your shade
Motorhome window shadesClass A & C MotorhomesCuts the cabin heat the dash AC can't keep up with — windshield to bedroom.Build your shade
Camper shadesAirstreams & CampersBonds to aluminum, fiberglass and glass without drilling a single hole.Build your shade
Black for heat. White for the view.
Black mesh
Up to ~90% blockedMaximum cooling — what most RVers run on the sunny side.
White mesh
More open weaveKeeps the cabin brighter and the outward view more open.
Two ways to buy. Pick the one that fits the job.
Ready-made precuts with the snaps in the box, or a 6 ft roll you cut to fit.
Precut shades. Snaps in the box.
Twenty fixed Thermo Weave sizes with the right snaps already included — trim to fit your window. From $24.99.
6 ft rolls. Cut your own.
Bulk 6 ft-wide Thermo Weave in six lengths — cut any shape. Complete kits (roll + snaps) from $79.98; roll alone for less.
Will it block my view out of the RV?
No more than a window screen. From inside you see out clearly; from the outside the glass looks like a dark tinted surface. Black mesh blocks more heat; white is a more open weave if you want a brighter cabin.
Does it come off for travel?
Yes — that's the point. Unsnap the mesh in seconds and store it; the studs stay put, so you snap it back when you park. No tools, no re-installing.
Will it damage the RV's siding or windows?
No. The studs bond to the frame with 3M™ VHB — not to the glass — and hold with a strong, weather-resistant grip that still removes cleanly. No drilling into aluminum, fiberglass or vinyl.
Does it fit curved or odd-shaped RV windows?
Yes. The 6 ft-wide mesh is cut to fit with household scissors, so it follows any window shape — including the big curved front glass on a Class A.
Black or white mesh for an RV?
Most RVers run black on the sunny side for maximum cooling; white is a more open weave for a brighter cabin and view. Order the free sample pack to compare both.
Cool the rig.
Measure the sunny side, pick your mesh, and snap it on. Comes off in seconds when it's time to roll.