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I know what you mean and agree with you, especially if the sun (what's that you may ask) is shining on it first thing in the morning. I have found that if I pull the flyscreen fully down too it does the trick.

Dave

Try having that side of the van facing west.

Must admit that I have never noticed it and I sleep on the window side. Maybe the Elddis blinds drop down further than your van. Anyway, if the sun wakes me that means its time for the kettle to be on and the day starting..

Phil

We always pull the blinds and flyscreens fully down...still the light gets in underneath.

I have seen others on here suggest using the foam insulation piping that is used to lag pipes. I have considered this but it seems a lot of effort every night we have 9 windows and some of them are very big

Quote: Originally posted by Fat Bum on 09/8/2012

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Why not draw the curtains as well as closing the blinds?!!

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Quote: Originally posted by kenles on 09/8/2012

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You could get your next caravan with pull up bilnds and that will be a thing of the past

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Quote: Originally posted by iscacamper on 09/8/2012I'm thinking of sticking a length of something like this across the bottom of the blind to block the light.

Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 09/8/2012

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Is it only certain makes of vans that have this blind problem?.ive had Baileys and Swifts and never had a problem..

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