CHEAP & EASY DIY Curtains and Rods for Skoolie, van, RV or house! - E28
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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We have curtains in the bus! Thanks for watching! If you have any questions, drop those below!
Tools Used -
Copper Pipe
Screws - thd.co/2HcYl3V
My Drill - amzn.to/2Iphv7H
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I'm at the copper pipe idea that shows you that you're very creative and that's what it's all about on RUclips being very creative and good at it
Love the copper rod idea! I’m going to use that in my camper!! Looks great.
I recommend using thin metal tubing to cover the threads - just a thought. Cleaner look.
Thanks. Tight to the wall to prevent wiggling. I've got 8 ft,
I'm using PVC pipe which can flex enough to follow the van's wall shape
Loved the copper pipe & hooks idea! Simple ...what i was looking for! Thank you!
Just subbed to you! Had to learn more about your "screwy hooky thingy" lol. Love it! I just bought a Fleetwood Bounder that needs work so I'm sure I'll be watching more of your (very helpful) vids!!
Glad the videos are helpful!
Let me know if you have any questions along the way! I try to respond often to our instagram messages!
Your video inspired me to use copper pipe for my curtain setup. classy look😁
Great tutorial. I was wondering how I was going to hang my curtains Thank you
awesome....its so souper bus for home..its so souper.
You guys are the best
Great tutorials. Saving them for when I convince my wife to be okay with the skoolie idea.
i had same problem till she wanted to get a manicure and i said i only have enought for 3 nail lol
Great video man! I think we are going to do something similar.
Great job!
Love the copper rod!!
Where did you buy the plastic rod holders for 50 cents?
Thanks
I believe this is the product- amzn.to/3VeCXmo
There are different colors and sizes so just make sure you get the right one.
Ty for the video. Im trying to decide between using copper vs curtain rods
Are you covering two windows per panel? Also, would you please provide the measurements of a panel?
Great, and well done.
Cool ideas
What do you call the hooks you used?
It took me a minute to find but here is a link: www.homedepot.com/p/The-Plumber-s-Choice-1-2-in-3-4-in-Pex-Half-Talon-Clamp-with-Nail-1-2-in-100-Pieces-3-4-in-50-Pieces-KTC1234HFT/303712333
Where ya'll at ?
Just stumbled across your channel and I'm trying to fix up a short 1999 E350 7.3 turbo into my full time home. I'm getting a ton of negative reactions to this. I'm just wondering how to ignore all the negative.
Thanks
Negative reactions are just jealousy
@@jamesholcombe435 , I'm learning. Thank you and love your videos !
We didn't get a ton of negative reactions. Just a lot of "cool... good luck!" or "that is so awesome." We live in the PNW so people are pretty open to alternative forms of living.
Gotta hit that autofocus button
Don’t you have air conditioning?
We do! But we don't like to run it all day and suck down our batteries.
We have a 32 foot toy hauler and our living quarters and garage is all the same area. So we have a lot to cool down and only one air-conditioner so what we do to keep it fairly tolerable and there is get a roll of that silver reflective insulation, it kind a looks like bubble wrap with foil around it, And cut it out to go inside our window area and that keeps a lot of the heat out. And our vents on our roof we put in the rigid foam and that keeps a lot of the heat out also. Then we run a fan to help circulate the air coming out of the air-conditioner. Keeps it pretty nice in there.
I forgot to mention, I love your bus build.
Sorry but your curtains just don’t do anything for us. Get some style. Use window film to add insulation and even a spray on tinting will greatly improve your solar transfer issues. Then use clip style curtain rings so that you can open up the curtain and have a view! Also there are less expensive tubing options than copper. It looks cool but with the way it’s covered up you loose the visual effect.
Here’s the thing. You’ve got a great effect with the wood ceiling but the slab curtains look low rent next to the wood.
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