Grateful to you for the introduction to Rolef, these are perfect, saving my pennies! I attend dog training events where my dogs spend all day in the van when not working, this will be great! Thank you.
@@DoggyU I took 2 Bouviers through AKC CD, CDX, now less interested in competing than in education. I work my Giant Schnauzer with trainers in Columbus, OH for Mondio Ring and before Covid, I attended workshops with Suzanne Clothier, Brenda Aloff, Pat Miller, and Fenzi Dog Training Camp.
Was considering this aswell. We just bought our promaster, just spent $1000 on heavy duty magnet insulating window covers. Might have to get back to work to earn enough for these too!
Hey Bren - where did you get your insulated windows from? The screens are so great - I think the door one is the critical one for us with dogs if we had to pick one.
Yeah it's a really awesome product. I'm sure there's something similar near you. So many companies are jumping on the van bandwagon! Makes for a lot of nice choices!
Good job lady coming so my window shade cover things for me you look like you do a good job and I'm too lazy and I don't have a sewing machine and did I mention I'm too lazy
Yeah they aren't cheap. But it's definitely a "you get what you pay for" situation. The material is top quality and I can trust my dogs to stay in it. It's easy to get in and out. They are like the Cadillac of screens lol!
I don't understand the value of having the screens on yr back door if you have windows on yr back door you cud open for ventilation. What am I missing? btw great video u did here. Professional.
Hey! Admittedly the slider screen is more useful, but the back one is also useful for two reasons. The back window openings are so tiny! only a 4 inch by 4 inch opening which provides very little venting so having both the back and side open makes it lovely and keeps it cool in there. Also, one of the things I loved about the van was being able to be in bed with both doors open for a full view of nature without the bugs. So if I had to choose only one, it would be the slider, but both are useful in their own way :)
Hello from Canada! Just subscribed to your channel. Great info, thanks for sharing. I'm about to embark on living in a van with my dog Hank. I need all the tips I can get for training Hank the Tank! Lol
Haha! Awesome! Congrats on your new journey! We're about to embark on a 2 month cross country adventure - stay tuned for a new video tonight! This channel has dog training tips, reviews of products, as well as vanlife stuff so I think you're in the right place! Give Hank an extra cookie for us ;)
DoggyU Thanks, just checking out some of your videos now. Enjoy your cross country tour!😊 Hank says thanks for reminding mom to give me yet another treat! Lol 🙄
Love that I came across this video, this is great. Side note do you think the back screen could be used to create a privacy screen between the front and the cab?
I'm not sure if you mean that it would exclusively be stationed between the cab and front, but it is a hard install so it couldn't be moved between the two. Honestly, there's probably a cheaper way to achieve a privacy screen. Those screens are an investment lol!
DoggyU: Nope, I am a dreamer of van or skoolie life. I started with Tiny House viewing, but a van maybe more doable. Is your rig a Sprinter? This is the first time I seen your channel.
That's a super nice screen setup. I went to the web site, but no mention of pricing? Could you please provide approx pricing you paid. we'll probably want Front Only, but that depends. Thanks!
This is a 159 Ram Promaster. I got a discount on the screens because they were changing the style a bit but I believe they are $800 a piece. You can check their website at rolef.ca
Hi Lisa - I know they ship and you may be able to pay them to come and install them for you - I don't work for them so I would call the company and find out :)
We are making our own screen door like this and was wondering about the magnetic closure. How does the magnetic closure work? Is one side a solid bar and the other a magnetic tape? Do both sides have (like 2" x 1/2") magnetic bars spaced evenly across from each other? Can you describe it? Thanks.
They are magnetic bars running all the way down both sides. Can't see inside so not exactly sure the actual product. To roll it up, there is a zipper right near the bar and the middle section rolls up. The magnetic strips stay straight against the van door and do not roll up. Hope that helps!
where in Canada can I get those screen doors put in..I really those kind of screen for my 2010 Roadtrek .we tried to do a screen ourselves but it isn’t half as good as yours
Please let me know if you are still doing the screens ..we don’t live in Canada but as soon as we can come visit you we would love to have some screens like yours
Hi MJ M - I did not experience that issue at all :) The zippers are closed and only used for when you're rolling it up. The entrance and exit is through the magnetic part that seals.
Hi Kim and Kurt - I did not install them myself. I drove the van up to Canada (only 6 or so hours away for me) and had them installed. I do believe you *can* install them yourself though.
It's butcherblock. I believe butcher block is generally maple but not sure. This van is for sale - you can check out the details at doggyu.com/campervanforsale
Hi Raul - the company is french Canadian. Click on the "English" tab and it will have everything in English. You can email them directly, but English is definitely their second language. Super nice company though.
These really do look amazing, but for a side and front screen $1,600 without tax or shipping? YIKES. Don't have that kinda money to throw down on mosquito nets i'll need a couple months outta the year.
Thought this was an awesome idea and when I went to check up on it....$1000 bucks!!! And I live one province over!! That's a little to rich for this poor camper boy!
Yeah it's a total splurge item. Totally worth it for me and I cut corners in other places. But there's a lot of do-it-yourself type of screens you can make for cheap too! Happy holidays!
@@PaDutchRunner Hey Stephen - there is! Lots of videos out there on DIY. I just knew that I would never be able to replicate the quality of the professional screens so I chose to DIY other stuff and splurge on these ones :)
Bill Dozer I bought those but never got around to making a serous attempt at getting them to work. Oneadvanture at a time has a decent video about that.
tewster2 total splurge item. But this is how nice they are: I sold that van last month. We’re getting a new van in the spring. My husband was against the screens when I bought them but when we decided on the new van he immediately said “you’re going back up to Quebec to get the slider screen right?” Lol. So they are nice. I also got a little bit of a deal on them. Anyways, definite splurge but really nice.
@@MichaelSmalleyMPA I'm not sure what they currently charge - I would check their website for prices. I got a deal on mine because it was an older model or material.
These screens are definitely not the economical way to do it - but they are a really quality product so it was worth every penny for me! Good luck with your screens! There's some great DIY videos out there for that.
It's definitely an investment and there are lots of DIY or less expensive products, but this is a quality product if that's how you want to choose to allocate funds :)
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The magnets find their way because they love each other and have to find each other ;)
Grateful to you for the introduction to Rolef, these are perfect, saving my pennies! I attend dog training events where my dogs spend all day in the van when not working, this will be great! Thank you.
I'm so glad you found it useful! What type of events do you do? :)
@@DoggyU I took 2 Bouviers through AKC CD, CDX, now less interested in competing than in education. I work my Giant Schnauzer with trainers in Columbus, OH for Mondio Ring and before Covid, I attended workshops with Suzanne Clothier, Brenda Aloff, Pat Miller, and Fenzi Dog Training Camp.
@@wolffdogs1 that's awesome! Sounds like you keep busy! I've been to clinics by a few of those trainers as well! Have fun training this year! :)
@@DoggyU I could tell by how well behaved your dogs are that you value training.
@@wolffdogs1 it's my passion for sure!
Was considering this aswell. We just bought our promaster, just spent $1000 on heavy duty magnet insulating window covers. Might have to get back to work to earn enough for these too!
Hey Bren - where did you get your insulated windows from? The screens are so great - I think the door one is the critical one for us with dogs if we had to pick one.
Great video! I love your enthusiasm and clarity. Really nice screens. Enjoy!
Thanks Blue Wonder Lady! Happy travels!
I don't see the link to the company where you bought the screens. They look amazing.
First link in the description - rolef.ca - they are great!
Beautiful. Looking forward to more updates.
Great looking product!!!
Yeah it was super well-made!
These are amazing!! But would definitely have to save up for a while.
They are definitely an investment! And there may be other companies making them at this point, but they are an excellent product. Happy travels!
Think these are great & if I do the van life, I will look into them.
Brilliant video thankyou👏 need these for my Van 🤔 hopefully NZ has something similar soon🤷🏻♂️ ...will have to keep my 👂 to the ground and 👀 peeled 😆
Yeah it's a really awesome product. I'm sure there's something similar near you. So many companies are jumping on the van bandwagon! Makes for a lot of nice choices!
Totally cool screens
Thanks Lady-T! They are pretty awesome!
Good van and screen too. It's could be really helpful when you are on your way.
Labrador Pathfinder yes they work really well! Wonderfully designed!
Love the screens. Thank you for the information. Just subscribed.
Thanks for taking the time to comment! :)
Good job lady coming so my window shade cover things for me you look like you do a good job and I'm too lazy and I don't have a sewing machine and did I mention I'm too lazy
Those are awesome.. great job showing them. Love the setup!
Thanks for the great feedback! They are awesome screen doors!
I want this for my shorty
Love those
They are awesome!
Those are clearly the best built and thought out I have seen. But,.....$1,600 for the side and back doors??? Whew!!!
Yeah they aren't cheap. But it's definitely a "you get what you pay for" situation. The material is top quality and I can trust my dogs to stay in it. It's easy to get in and out. They are like the Cadillac of screens lol!
I don't understand the value of having the screens on yr back door if you have windows on yr back door you cud open for ventilation. What am I missing? btw great video u did here. Professional.
Hey! Admittedly the slider screen is more useful, but the back one is also useful for two reasons. The back window openings are so tiny! only a 4 inch by 4 inch opening which provides very little venting so having both the back and side open makes it lovely and keeps it cool in there. Also, one of the things I loved about the van was being able to be in bed with both doors open for a full view of nature without the bugs. So if I had to choose only one, it would be the slider, but both are useful in their own way :)
Superb !
Thanks for the positive feedback Stan! Appreciate it!
New subscriber just based upon your dogs!
Thanks :) We love our pups!
Hello from Canada! Just subscribed to your channel. Great info, thanks for sharing. I'm about to embark on living in a van with my dog Hank. I need all the tips I can get for training Hank the Tank! Lol
Haha! Awesome! Congrats on your new journey! We're about to embark on a 2 month cross country adventure - stay tuned for a new video tonight! This channel has dog training tips, reviews of products, as well as vanlife stuff so I think you're in the right place! Give Hank an extra cookie for us ;)
DoggyU Thanks, just checking out some of your videos now. Enjoy your cross country tour!😊 Hank says thanks for reminding mom to give me yet another treat! Lol 🙄
Thanks for video. Who makes/sells these screens? Do they do front doors? Happy RVing.
Hi Leon! The link to the screens is in the description. They were made by Rolef in Canada and you can find a list of their products there. Thanks!
Good video!
Thanks for taking the time to comment :)
Very nice very practical. Thanks
Thank you for your feedback! They are awesome screens! :)
@@DoggyU you are welcome, yes they really are 😎😅 happy touring
great detailed video. thanks so much
Thank you for taking the time to comment :)
Love that I came across this video, this is great. Side note do you think the back screen could be used to create a privacy screen between the front and the cab?
I'm not sure if you mean that it would exclusively be stationed between the cab and front, but it is a hard install so it couldn't be moved between the two. Honestly, there's probably a cheaper way to achieve a privacy screen. Those screens are an investment lol!
Dang I really like this this is awesome thank you.. thanks for sharing 🤗
Thanks for the positive feedback! Are you a vandweller?
DoggyU
DoggyU no not yet can wait to be out hoping to be out in year and half
Awesome! Good luck on your journey! :)
Wow, so cool!!!!!!😱👍🏾🤘🏾
Thanks Rita! Do you travel in a van?
DoggyU: Nope, I am a dreamer of van or skoolie life. I started with Tiny House viewing, but a van maybe more doable. Is your rig a Sprinter? This is the first time I seen your channel.
It's a Ram Promaster - you can check out a 3 minute tour here:th-cam.com/video/TmeZw90C0OY/w-d-xo.html
That's a super nice screen setup. I went to the web site, but no mention of pricing? Could you please provide approx pricing you paid. we'll probably want Front Only, but that depends. Thanks!
I would contact Rolef directly. I think I paid about $650 per screen but prices could have changed in 2+ years. Hope that helps!
Awesome!!! Thanks.
Thanks for sharing! Is the company Rolef? We are very interested in their screens. Btw,nice job with the dogs!
Are these screens still available? The link posted below does not work :(
Hey Chris - the link above in the description worked for me just now - here is the direct link to the product: www.rolef.ca/en/moustiquaire-vr.php
VERY COOL
Great
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Very nice !
Thank you for the feedback! :)
Hi. did I miss the type of van you have and how much you paid for both the side and the back?
This is a 159 Ram Promaster. I got a discount on the screens because they were changing the style a bit but I believe they are $800 a piece. You can check their website at rolef.ca
awesome but need one for regular 36 inch door
Carla - if Roger doesnt have them on the website, he will likely make them custom for you! He's a really great guy and very flexible!
Cool sister! Thanks for the tip on youtube👄
Very cool! But is it possible to have these installed in the USA? I can't time the time off work to go to Canada.
Hi Lisa - I know they ship and you may be able to pay them to come and install them for you - I don't work for them so I would call the company and find out :)
awesome thank you
Thank you for watching! :)
Nice.
We are making our own screen door like this and was wondering about the magnetic closure. How does the magnetic closure work? Is one side a solid bar and the other a magnetic tape? Do both sides have (like 2" x 1/2") magnetic bars spaced evenly across from each other? Can you describe it? Thanks.
They are magnetic bars running all the way down both sides. Can't see inside so not exactly sure the actual product. To roll it up, there is a zipper right near the bar and the middle section rolls up. The magnetic strips stay straight against the van door and do not roll up. Hope that helps!
Do they mount screen doors that bolt to the floor?
What if the dog scratches at the door. I've seen plenty of dogs that do this.
Fortunately my dogs are incredibly respectful of all barriers so that’s not an issue for us. If it was, you could put a pet gate in front of it.
where in Canada can I get those screen doors put in..I really those kind of screen for my 2010 Roadtrek .we tried to do a screen ourselves but it isn’t half as good as yours
Please let me know if you are still doing the screens ..we don’t live in Canada but as soon as we can come visit you we would love to have some screens like yours
@@judybaker7480 check out the Rolef website for details. I did not make these screens: www.rolef.ca/en/
Wow
Don't the mosquitoes/black flies/no-see-ums get under the screen or in around the bottom especially where the zippers are?
Hi MJ M - I did not experience that issue at all :) The zippers are closed and only used for when you're rolling it up. The entrance and exit is through the magnetic part that seals.
Hi Can you please let me know the name of the place that installed your screens I am going to Quebec and want a rear screen in stall in my van. thx!
yup it was in the description: www.rolef.ca/en/
@@DoggyU thanks!
@@freddietowe8396 You're welcome!
Wow...i lake
us too!
Did you install them yourself?
Hi Kim and Kurt - I did not install them myself. I drove the van up to Canada (only 6 or so hours away for me) and had them installed. I do believe you *can* install them yourself though.
👍 Thank you so much for your helpful, wonderful video. If it's good for the van, is it probably good for home? 😀 Efrat Israel.🍍
Thanks for the feedback! Not sure they make any for home use!
Can you give the name of the company who manufactured your screens and install them?
Hi Sue - it's above in the description linked under Company! :)
Do the screens keep out the no-see-ums?
yes!
Very nice. :)
Thanks for the feedback :)
where in Canada is this company based out of?
rolef.ca/en/moustiquaire-vr/ Laval Quebec
do you know what tyoe of wood your counter top is made of??
It's butcherblock. I believe butcher block is generally maple but not sure. This van is for sale - you can check out the details at doggyu.com/campervanforsale
Where do you buy the screens?
Ignacio Monterrubio link is in the description above.
DoggyU I still don’t see it. Can you reply and paste it? Thanks
Ignacio Monterrubio rolef.ca/en/
$800 for bug screen? That is insane..no matter how good they are. Looks good, probably awesome. But it's not gold. Ssshhiiz 😱
They are definitely pricey. I bet they are even more expensive now in this market ...
I cannot order from the website it’s all in European language 🤷🏻♂️can u plz provide me information in English. Thx .
Hi Raul - the company is french Canadian. Click on the "English" tab and it will have everything in English. You can email them directly, but English is definitely their second language. Super nice company though.
DoggyU Hi .i did tried that before sending u this message. I’ll try again. Thank you 😊
Raul Macias they were pretty responsive by email once I contacted them :)
where is the link to where you got this screen? looks awesome!
Sorry! It didn't hyperlink initially. I fixed it :)
the link to the company is broken.
www.rolef.ca/en/ - this just worked. Hope that helps!
These really do look amazing, but for a side and front screen $1,600 without tax or shipping? YIKES. Don't have that kinda money to throw down on mosquito nets i'll need a couple months outta the year.
They are definitely an investment, but there's lots of more affordable DIY options out there! These were worth it for me!
Who sells them and can you order on line
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Link is in the description. You can order online I believe.
What did they cost?
The link is in the description but I believe they retail for $800 a piece. I ended up getting a slightly better deal on last year's model.
Thought this was an awesome idea and when I went to check up on it....$1000 bucks!!!
And I live one province over!!
That's a little to rich for this poor camper boy!
Yeah it's a total splurge item. Totally worth it for me and I cut corners in other places. But there's a lot of do-it-yourself type of screens you can make for cheap too! Happy holidays!
Wow. There's got to be a way to DIY for a few hundred bucks.
@@PaDutchRunner Hey Stephen - there is! Lots of videos out there on DIY. I just knew that I would never be able to replicate the quality of the professional screens so I chose to DIY other stuff and splurge on these ones :)
@@PaDutchRunner I'm going to try DIY the French patio door screens offered on Amazon for under $50. At least if I screw it up I ain't broke!
Bill Dozer I bought those but never got around to making a serous attempt at getting them to work. Oneadvanture at a time has a decent video about that.
You’re so beautiful 😍
$800 for the sliding door....hmmm
tewster2 total splurge item. But this is how nice they are: I sold that van last month. We’re getting a new van in the spring. My husband was against the screens when I bought them but when we decided on the new van he immediately said “you’re going back up to Quebec to get the slider screen right?” Lol. So they are nice. I also got a little bit of a deal on them. Anyways, definite splurge but really nice.
@@DoggyU Is $800 for both the side and back doors or each?
@@MichaelSmalleyMPA I'm not sure what they currently charge - I would check their website for prices. I got a deal on mine because it was an older model or material.
How much did it cost.
Kenneth MacDonald prices are on the website: rolef.ca/en/moustiquaire-vr/ - I ended up getting a deal on the back one because it was an older model
$800 US dollars? No thanks. I'm going to learn how to sew myself.
These screens are definitely not the economical way to do it - but they are a really quality product so it was worth every penny for me! Good luck with your screens! There's some great DIY videos out there for that.
$800 is pricey
It's definitely an investment and there are lots of DIY or less expensive products, but this is a quality product if that's how you want to choose to allocate funds :)