Screened enclosure for Micro Minnie towables ?

[PIC]

Hey all, We have a 2019 2106FBS. Have absolutely had a blast with it too. this summer we will be staying seasonally on the MD/VA Eastern shore where the only thing bigger than the crabs are the mosquitos. Our unit is in storage and can't remember if our awning roller has a tract to slide a fit to made mesh screen porch under it. Has anyone ever screened theirs in for bug free comfort sitting out at night? Any thoughts or recommendations. PAT

[tinglett]

We have a zipblocker-like shade (I can't recall the brand) that I believe goes into a slot on the end of the awning. We can zip on a shade, but I don't believe this is what you are looking for. I can't picture any place for attachments on the sides, nor would that solve the bugs coming from under the trailer . Please post if you come up with some kind of solution! I'm sure many would love to see it -- and for certain I would like to see it.

[creativepart]

This is what we've used for 7 or 8 years now. Goes up quick. Has a floor. It's durable and easily moveable, too. Ours is 10x10 and I think was $85. It folds easily and has a carry bag to make it easy to store. Room inside enough for two camp chairs, a small table, two people and the dog and dog's bed.

They make two or three other sizes, too.

https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Insta.../dp/B0033990PG

Here's ours setup back in 2013 when we had an Arctic Fox TT:

PS. Photo taken at Haviland Lake CG, our favorite National Forest campground just north of Durango, CO. Pristine wooded sites with 50-amp power. We still go every year.

[danzeck]

we've looked at this for a while it's hard to seal off anything that attaches to the sunshade -- we ended up buying a Gazelle screen tent like this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Lemonade]

Here's an article I found that has some ideas. https://rvshare.com/blog/rv-awning-s...ad-buying-one/
As far as bugs coming underneath, a skirt would take care of that. Now I have to check out our awning for attachment options!

[Newman]

Check out the CLAM Quick set. I think there are two sizes 12’x 12’ or 6’x 6’. I have the smaller one. It literally is a 2 min, one person set up. It is an screened outdoor canopy enclosure that you also can add wind and sun panels to. Folded up it’s fairly light and compact. I take it along whenever I expect to encounter bugs. I can leave it up and staked whereas my awning I take up or down depending on wind .

[pj48009]

I’m glad you posted this, I was contemplating the same thing. My wife bought a screen tent that was destroyed after two weeks by the wind. I remember having the same model as you in my basement that I left behind over weight concerns. I wish I would have brought it since it’s so easy to take down if need be. I was wondering if it would fit under the awning like you did. I’ll brin* it next year and try to find a way to secure it since I’m on a cement pad.

[odaddyo]

PIC,


Have you checked out the awning manufacturer to see what they might have available as an add-a-room. I know that Dometic has them. Likely more expensive than the Screened Tents.