Insulating panels for windows
Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 05, 2010 at 15:13
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Hello all
can anyone help me? I've seen some tailormade insulating panels on a Nissan Patrol recently. They suction onto the windows and are silver in colour. The bloke said he got them from a QLD company but my internet searches have proved fruitless. They can be made for any 4wd apparently.
cheers
daryl
Reply By: rumpig - Tuesday, Jan 05, 2010 at 15:59
Tuesday, Jan 05, 2010 at 15:59
wasn't a silver Patrol by chance was it?
we have a member in our 4wd club with a silver Patrol who has them in his fourby, i asked him about them and he said same as you said, and just like you i couldn't find any info. on the net.
he said he'd have the receipt at
home somewhere, i will try and get the name of the retailer again from him, and if successful post it up here for you. i want a set for the back before we hit the simpson later in the year.
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Reply By: Member - Mike DID - Tuesday, Jan 05, 2010 at 21:12
Tuesday, Jan 05, 2010 at 21:12
Putting the screen on the outside makes a difference in keeping the inside cool.
I've been experimenting with a silver emergency blanket held in place with supermagnets. They're VERY thin and won't last long, but they're cheap.
Also the ones designed to go on the inside of windscreens work
well on the outside.
Last week I saw Sisalkraft being used - silver covered bituminous paper insulation for use on buildings. Comes in a long roll, just cut to size and shape - again I'll use supermagnets to hold it in place.
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Reply By: Doggy Tease - Wednesday, Jan 06, 2010 at 00:19
Wednesday, Jan 06, 2010 at 00:19
The company is called Solar Screen, in QLD.
The screen is the typical silver sunscreen stuff, but the inside of it is padded.
They are extremely
well made with perfect fit on every window.
The guy that makes them is easy to talk to on the phone and delivers on his promise of prompt delivery.
We have had ours on the windows in the cargo area of our Patrol for over two years now, have never taken them off.
And yes they make a great difference for the poor fridge stuck in the back.
No affiliation, just a very happy customer. You can find his add in 4wd action up towards the back section
meow.
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Reply By: rumpig - Wednesday, Jan 06, 2010 at 10:07
Wednesday, Jan 06, 2010 at 10:07
i emailed solar screen for a price yesterday, below is the reply i got for those interested...........................
Prices for our product vary from vehicle to vehicle depending of the volume needed to cover the required windows.
Charges for you TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 100 SERIES are set out below in sections.
Cab Set (windscreen, driver and passenger fwd doors) $249.80
TOURING Set (all rear glass behind the front doors including tailgate and/or
barn doors) $281.95 (BEST SELLER - RECOMMENDED)
Cargo Set (generally the cargo or luggage area does not include Rear Side Doors) $195.00
Full Set (all windows in the vehicle) $531.80
An additional charge for Postage, Handling, Registration and Insurance is $15.00 nationally.
Each set of Solarscreens is supplied with a waterproof, zippered, Denier bag for ease of storage when not in use.
Our product is fully guaranteed for 12 months and is made to order in
Brisbane Queensland. Our suction cups perform exceptionally
well over a very long period (years).
Our terms are: Cheque, Money Order, and Direct Deposit at any ANZ Bank or EFT (internet banking). We do not accept Credit Card Transactions.
We normally dispatch within 4 days after receipt of payment.
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