Introduction: 5min Van Divider
Trying to camp in a van? Need a break from the kids?
How about a privacy curtain?
Using three command hooks, string/twine, and a shower curtain; you're almost done!
Step 1: Attach the Anchor Points
Stick the adhesive on the hooks, then on any secure plastic paneling around the driver and passenger seat
It's a good idea to clean the areas off before applying the adhesive sticker
Adding another anchor point above the console adds stability and height to the curtain
Step 2: Thread the Curtain
Thread the twine or string between every hole, in a weaving manner, so the curtain folds nicely and slides along the length easier.
Step 3: String It Up
Tie the twine to one anchor point, loop it over the center anchor point (if applicable) then tie it tight over the last hook.
Tying a perfect loop on one end can make it easier to string up and take down
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2 Comments
3 years ago on Step 3
Great idea. I'm going to use Command hooks, 2 to each side, one at the driver and passenger panel, one at the rear passenger light. Cross the strings, instead of just tying it to the front console. That's the plan.
6 years ago
My van has metal "walls" and I use clip magnets to achieve the same thing. The only issue is that the magnets could damage the paint. You can cover them with a thin fabric to avoid this. Definitely a good thing to have when camping for a myriad of reasons!