Air circulation for those with sleeping beds in their IGs?

[MileHigh]

For those people with sleeping beds in their IGs, how do you do air-flow in the cabin? I don’t think you’d asphyxiate, but it seems it would be more comfortable and better for sleeping if there was some air exchange? Bugs are my main concern. Are their screens for the windows? Seems like a good maybe something for the Safari windows, but taking them in and out would be a PITA.

 

[Phobiac]

I purchased some screens for the front doors from OverlandGearGuy, basically some screen socks that go over the entire door frame and you close the door. Since it is two sided (sock) you can roll down the windows. Seems easy enough to make yourself if you have the time and a sewing machine. But, even with the cost still impressed with the quality for OverlandGearGuy.

I have tried it yet, but headed up to the Eastern Sierra soon so will give it a go then.

 

[parb]

I've seen similar things for the safari windows as well.

 

[MileHigh]

Wow, that is pretty cool

 

[TheDocAUS]

You can use a window sock like that suggested, or use NAKATANENGA window vents:

Thread 'INSTALLING NAKATANENGA REAR WINDOW AIR VENTS'

Apr 16, 2024

INSTALL STEPS
Steps to install the NAKATANENGA window vents. I could not find any instructions - at least so far:

1. The vents fit the Grenadier’s rear doors.
2. There is a driver and passenger side vent. You must match each vent to the correct side of the car;
3. The rounded edge of the vent points towards the front of the car, with the fine insect mesh facing the inside;
4. Lower the window all the way down. It is better to lower the window all the way to give you more working room;
5. Place the vents on a 45-degree angle in the open window, with the aluminum slots facing...

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