I’m working on the design of my little camper and just can’t decide how to seal the rear hatch and or doors. I live in a dry and dusty area, and most any trip will entail at least some driving on dirt roads.
We have a pickup with a very nice ARE topper and it still gets dust inside.
HOW do you guys seal rear hatches or swinging doors to keep the dust out? A side door is relatively easy, IMO. The ‘vacuum’ on the rear of a flat back design, or even teardrop invites dust.
HELP?
Dust from rear door/hatch?
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NevadaBlue - Teardrop Master
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Re: Dust from rear door/hatch?
by NevadaBlue » Tue Sep 17, 2019 3:53 pm
Almost forgot.
I want to make some sliding doors between the rear galley and the living area. That will make the issue even more of an issue. I hate dirt in my bed.
I want to make some sliding doors between the rear galley and the living area. That will make the issue even more of an issue. I hate dirt in my bed.
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