Find the right caravan privacy screen, shade wall, end wall or awning hardware by matching the screen position, awning type, width, drop height and setup conditions.
Shop Privacy ScreensChoose side screens, end walls, long walls, Fiamma walls, tie-downs or full privacy-room parts based on where the screen will sit and the awning it needs to fit.
The right privacy screen depends on four checks: where the screen will sit, what awning it fits, the actual width/drop, and how it ties down. Do those checks before choosing by colour or brand.
Use side privacy screens for the main long wall under the awning, and end wall privacy screens when sun, wind or neighbours are coming from the awning end. If a mesh screen is not enough and you want a more enclosed setup, compare rollout awning walls and annex-style options instead.
Side screens are chosen by awning length and actual screen width. The range starts around 10ft with screens about 2750-2805mm wide, runs through common 13-16ft sizes, and goes up to 21ft screens around 6100mm wide. End walls are different: flat-top styles suit pop-tops, while sloped/angled styles suit full-height caravans and motorhomes.
Roll-out awnings such as Dometic, Carefree, Sunchaser and similar usually use a larger spline than cassette/box awnings. Many CGear rollout side screens use a 7mm spline. Camec dual-spline screens have both 5mm and 7mm rope tracks, which is useful when the awning track size is uncertain.
If you have a Fiamma or similar cassette awning, use the Fiamma awning screen path rather than assuming a normal roll-out awning screen will fit. The screen should slide into the track without forcing the fabric or lead bar. Use the privacy screen guide if you need more detail on roll-out awnings, box awnings, side walls and end walls.
For roll-out awning side screens, measure between the centre of the awning legs and compare that to the screen width in the product title. The fabric is usually shorter than the quoted awning size, and a smaller screen can be used on a longer awning if you do not need full-length coverage.
Most standard side screens are 1800mm high. Black sunblocker screens are commonly 1950mm high, and CGear extra-drop side screens are 2000mm high. For end walls, also check the shape and top attachment: a Coast caravan end wall is about 2.1m wide, 2.35m high at the tall side and 1.9m at the low side, with 6mm spline and Velcro straps. CGear extra-drop caravan end walls are about 2.1m wide with a 2.5m high end and 2.0m low end, use 7mm rope track, and the zipper-door version adds an opening about 185cm high x 80cm wide.
Privacy screens are usually open mesh, not waterproof solid walls. Coast screens are about 86% shade, while many CGear and Camec side screens are about 90% shade. That gives useful privacy and sun protection while still allowing airflow and outward visibility, but rain can still pass through mesh.
Check the supplied hardware before choosing purely on size. Camec and Coast often include ropes and pegs; CGear side screens may need separate pegs or tie-downs depending on the item. Look for stainless D-rings, reinforced webbing, Velcro straps on end walls, elastic tie-downs, and whether a carry bag is included.
Use awning tie-downs and setup hardware where needed, but do not overload the awning in strong wind. Privacy screens make the outdoor area more comfortable, but they also add wind load, so pack down when conditions are unsafe.
Use these paths to choose by screen position and setup: side shade, end wall, extra drop, tie-down hardware or a wall/annex style setup.
Side screens, end walls, extra-drop screens and full wall kits solve different shade and privacy problems. Start with where the sun, wind or neighbour exposure is coming from.
| Screen choice | Best for | Shade and hardware checks | Check carefully |
|---|---|---|---|
| Side privacy screen | Long side shade and privacy under a rollout awning. | Sizes run from about 10ft/2750-2805mm wide through 21ft/6100mm wide; most are 1800mm drop. | Measure between awning legs, check 5mm/7mm spline, and confirm whether the screen suits rollout or Fiamma/box awnings. |
| End wall screen | Sun, wind or privacy protection at either end of the awning. | Pop-top end walls are flatter; caravan end walls are sloped. Many use Velcro straps, D-rings, ropes and pegs. | Check caravan vs pop-top fit, end wall shape, height, spline/roof-brace attachment and whether hardware is included. |
| Extra-drop screen | Higher vans or users wanting more coverage down toward the ground. | CGear extra-drop side screens are commonly 2000mm high; extra-drop end walls can be 2.5m at the high side and 2.0m at the low side. | Confirm drop height and ground clearance; too much drop can be messy on uneven sites. |
| Privacy room / wall kit | More enclosed outdoor living where mesh screens are not enough. | Brand and awning-model specific walls, doors and room parts. | Usually a more specific fitment job than a generic privacy screen. |
Privacy screen mistakes usually come from choosing the wrong length, wall position, drop height or awning track fit.
Privacy screens look simple, but fitment varies by awning type, wall position, length, spline and included hardware.
| Screen or wall type | Use for | Check carefully | Best next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camec privacy screens | Common side screens and pop-top end walls, often supplied with ropes and pegs. | Side screens use dual 5mm/7mm spline, 90% shade, 1800mm drop and stainless D-rings on reinforced tabs. | Start with the privacy screen category and guide. |
| CGear screens | Premium side screens and extra-drop options for more coverage. | Many rollout side screens use 7mm spline; standard side screens are 1800mm high and extra-drop versions are 2000mm high. | Start with product specs and size guide. |
| Supex / Coast end walls | End wall shade and wind/privacy protection in pop-top and caravan shapes. | Coast caravan end walls are 86% shade with 6mm spline and a sloped 2.35m-to-1.9m height; pop-top styles are flatter. | Start with the end wall category. |
| Fiamma walls / privacy rooms | Brand-specific wall and room setups. | Fiamma model and length are more specific than generic mesh screens. | Start with Fiamma wall categories. |
If you already know the awning type, measure the awning length and decide whether you need a side screen, end wall, extra drop or full room setup.
Helpful before choosing size and screen style.
Go straight to side screens, end walls, tie-downs or wall/annex options.
Measure the awning length and check the screen width, drop height and awning track/spline fit. Do not pick by van length alone.
Choose a side screen for privacy and shade along the awning length. Choose an end wall when the sun, wind or neighbour exposure comes from the awning end.
Extra-drop screens hang lower than standard screens, giving more coverage on higher vans or exposed sites. Check ground clearance and uneven-site setup.
Use ropes, pegs, springs and tie-downs carefully. Strong wind can damage screens or awnings, so pack down when conditions are unsafe.
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