Doubled a 20x20 sun shade, held on top of slide with c-clamps(not touching the rubber trim) Staked to the ground with u-shaped tent spikes(didn’t mess up the fabric since it’s full of tiny holes) I can still easily get to dump valves. This has already held up nicely through some pretty strong wind and has definitely made a difference in temperature. My metal window trim is just barely warm to the touch from inside.
You need some sturdy thick sticks cut to desired height to map out the walkway boarder.
Find a lot of 3ft or longer bendable sticks or vines and clean them up with some garden shears (amount depends on height of your boarder)
Dig holes for the sticks that will be poking out of the ground outlining your walkway, make sure they are in the ground good and are sturdy. (I would place them closer together than I did) Weave, front-to-back, bendable sticks/vines through the vertical sticks on top of each other until it’s full!
I was able to reuse the side backing to seal the drawer holes.
Needed a divider since this shares under the sink space. Created one using 1/2’ foam board, cut to size, with adhesive contact paper for decoration and good tape to keep upright.
Basic Items needed:
Oscillating saw
Sand paper
Drill
Staple gun
Also, I used a cut to size piece of black lay-in drawer liner to cover/protect the wood on the shelf.
•48”by 20’ reflective bubble insulation
•4 inch wide Velcro to attach it to the slide on the sides and along outside top, underneath.
•aluminum tape to give it that gift wrapped effect at the corners
-Not pictured is 1/2 inch thick foam board I just laid directly on the slide, reflective side up.
(Full time/Stationary 2003 Keystone Sprinter 311BH)
EDIT:Worried about rain! It’s secure everywhere and there is no Velcro or tape along the back towards the rig. It’s just laid down up against the slide out seal.