VW Transporter T7 2025- Thermal Blinds

Let’s face it, whether you’re travelling abroad to a warmer climate or staying in the United Kingdom, you're going to face changeable and potentially less than comfortable weather conditions. The first moment getting back into a vehicle when the sun is beating down can be uncomfortable, or waking up in your camper and finding the temperatures have dropped overnight—it’s not ideal.

While you might take precautionary steps to insulate the body of your van, filling nooks and crannies in large bodywork panels, it’s important to note that windows, being mostly glazed, are inefficient at insulating your living and sleeping area. This can leave your van exposed to both hot and cold temperatures. But there’s an easy solution—tailored thermal blinds!

By creating an insulating layer between your windows and the space inside the van, you can help prevent extreme temperatures from transferring and improve the efficiency of any air conditioning or heating you might have.

The thermal blinds from Vanstyle feature a dual-layer system. One side has a heat-reflective silver lining that helps reflect heat out during the summer and keeps warmth in during colder weather. The alternative side is a black liner material, which serves as both a backing and helps attract heat in winter. Sandwiched between these two layers is an air pocket system, which stops heat transfer from the cold windows, ensuring that the warmth inside your van isn’t sapped by harsh outside conditions.

Installation is a breeze. The blinds are designed with tailored holes that allow you to attach strong suction cups, making it quick and easy to attach them to the inside of your window. This means it takes seconds to put up or take down these blinds—perfect for those who want to set up camp and get some rest without hassle. Their easy-to-use design means no modifications to your van are required; they are a direct fit.

We understand that vans come in different layouts, which is why our blind sets are available separately. This allows fitment to a variety of camper conversions and those who have converted panel vans into day vans or touring vehicles. If your van doesn't have rear windows, our front window set will fit perfectly, covering the large front windscreen and both side front windows.

FAQ:
Q: Can I use thermal blinds whilst driving? A: We highly recommend against using the front blinds while driving. While people often use rear blinds while parked, it's always best to ensure you have full visibility while on the road. Only use the blinds while parked.
Q: I have a long wheelbase Transporter T7, do these blinds fit? A: Most windows are the same regardless of wheelbase length, but we suggest checking the product specifications just in case. The rear quarter windows do differ. It’s also worth checking whether your van has a tailgate or twin rear doors, as this may affect the product fit.