Living in a Bubble

Living in a Bubble Van Bug Screen for Mid & High-Roof Vans — Large rear door flyscreen, magnetic seal

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Why customers choose NorthTrail Auto

The Living in a Bubble Van Bug Screen is a magnetic, center-zipper rear door flyscreen designed to seal mid- and high-roof campervans, providing hands-free ventilation and insect protection without drilling or adhesives.

Keep bugs out while you sleep, cook, or relax in your campervan. This universal-size rear door mosquito net fits common vans like Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit (mid and high roof) and also adapts to many other conversions. It installs instantly using sewn-in magnets so you can open and close your van doors with the screen in place and still enjoy airflow, privacy, and shade.

How easy is it to install and remove on a campervan?

Installation requires no tools, no glue, and no permanent modifications to your vehicle. The screen mounts with integrated magnets that align to metal door frames; removal is equally simple for washing or storage.

  • No-drill magnetic attachment that won’t harm paint or door seals
  • Quick on/off—ready in moments for campsite stops
  • Machine-washable fabric for easy cleaning

Will the screen keep insects out while letting air flow?

Yes. The fine mesh blocks mosquitoes and midges while allowing cross-ventilation so your van stays cooler and fresher. The center double zipper closes fully and the magnets seal all four sides to prevent gaps where bugs can enter.

  • High-density polyester mesh that repels insects yet preserves visibility
  • Double-center zipper for hands-free passage and rapid entry/exit
  • Magnets around the perimeter ensure a continuous seal against drafts and pests

Does it fit my van model and will it interfere with doors?

The Large size is tailored for mid- and high-roof Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit rear doors but is also adaptable to many other campervan conversions. The mesh is designed to work with standard door mechanisms and won’t obstruct opening, closing, or locking.

  • Universal sizing for typical mid/high roof rear door frames
  • Flexible edge and magnet placement conform to uneven door gaps
  • Compatible with doors left closed or opened to create a tented living space

How durable and practical is it for regular vanlife use?

The flyscreen is made for repeated campsite setup and teardown, with reinforced seams and a robust zipper to withstand frequent use. It’s lightweight for packing and durable enough to be left installed for extended trips.

  • Reinforced stitching and long-life zipper for everyday use
  • Lightweight nylon/polyester construction for compact storage
  • Magnetic strips sewn into the hem to maintain a secure barrier

Who is this for? Van owners, overlanders, and weekend campers who want a fast, non-destructive way to add insect protection, ventilation, and privacy to their rear doors. It’s ideal for Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit conversions, DIY campervans, and anyone who prefers tool-free setup and reliable sealing at the campsite.

FAQ

Q: Will the screen damage my van’s paint or seals?

A: No. The screen uses sewn-in magnets and fabric edges, so it attaches without drilling, adhesives, or rubbing that would harm paint or door seals.

Q: Can I leave the screen installed while driving?

A: No. The screen is designed for campsite use; remove it before driving to avoid wind stress and ensure safe door operation.