Fly screens and ventilation

If you are really prone to the bites have you considered sleeping in a mosquito net? They are relatively cheap and available for a double bed size. Only problem is somehow fixing the centre to the ceiling, but I am sure that is doable. 

fly screens on ,H doors have been available on coachbuilts for quite a while (relatively small apperture).....

fly screens on Van Conversions have been available on Continental Vans for 2/3 years now, although I haven't seen many on UK conversions but I'm sure they're about...

i would have thought these would be available on some T6 conversions by now....

what particular van are you getting and can the converter fit a proper sliding flyscreen for the main door?

roof lights are generally OK as they come with them and cab Windows can be closed, if need be...

for sleeping, we just have the roof lights open and they all have fly screens built in......although the T6 may have a rising roof? 

Thanks to you both for your advice. I feel a bit more confident about various measures which we can take to make us as bug secure as possible

You could also consider buying an electric mosquito/insect killer. You can get mains and 12 volt powered ones. You just insert a tablet into them and they give off an odourless vapour which kills insects espcially mosquitos. Boots sells mains powered ones and we find them very effective. For a 12volt one see >here<

peedee

Broken cord on my sliding fly screen. Any ideas about repairing already tried to tie the bottom cord but only lasted one day on my 2009 Swift Escape 686