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**G-V_Driver** · 11-29-2003, 11:55 AM

We had good luck using a shower curtain with cut-outs to fit around cabinets and attached to the ceiling with some small velcro strips in a prior pop-up. The white velcro was not noticeable on the ceiling when the curtain was not in place. I even had to fabricate a small cardboard "duct" to get the air conditioner air to the area on the other side of the curtain.

Don't know if that's a practical solution for TM or not, but sure worked slick in the Coleman. About 10 seconds to put it up, less to take it down.

11-29-2003, 11:55 AM	#4
G-V_Driver Site Sponsor Join Date: May 2003 Location: Dallas Posts: 249	Re:Privacy Curtains We had good luck using a shower curtain with cut-outs to fit around cabinets and attached to the ceiling with some small velcro strips in a prior pop-up. The white velcro was not noticeable on the ceiling when the curtain was not in place. I even had to fabricate a small cardboard "duct" to get the air conditioner air to the area on the other side of the curtain. Don't know if that's a practical solution for TM or not, but sure worked slick in the Coleman. About 10 seconds to put it up, less to take it down.