Dutch is great! And his dad sat outside and watched and chatted as Dutch installed the screens on my Embassy RV. I was a happy camper, literally, to not have to install them on my own. Excellent choice, Robert!
A very good question. The website says they don't guarantee anything, which makes sense, and I know how mischievous cats can be, so my initial thought is probably not. That said, we have a 19lb dog, and she once smashed right into our screen door, which made me... um... quite upset. She remembers that, so the Bugwall screens tend to stop her in her tracks. We haven't really traveled that much since the install, so can't say for certain that they will keep her in, but I think they might. It really depends on how determined the animal is to get out. In my experience, cats are determined little cusses!
I really like them... it's easy in and out of the van so I don't bother even putting them up. Also keeps the dog inside since she doesn't like to touch the screens!
I appreciate the "free installation", but, it would have cost a lot less to have this professionally installed locally instead of driving to South Carolina UNLESS you're going there anyway. Nice video and very practical addition to your vehicle.
I see your point, and that's one option. On the other hand, the point of the RV is to travel, so why not take the opportunity to take a trip anyway? 👍🏼😁 Thanks for commenting!
I understand, but, it's 2,250 miles away from my location.... not insignificant. Yes, if I were traveling to the area anyway, but, with no plans for that journey, it's a non-starter.
@@markweiner3896 You are correct sir! That would be some trip. You could install yourself (assuming you have the DYI genes I don't have!) or it might be worth the cost to find someone else locally to install.
@@RoadsofLife Robert, I have everything professionally installed; I know my limitations. I'd probably screw things up trying to do it myself. Actually, everything is easy when you know what to do. As you know, the world is made up of people with different skill sets. I don't subscribe to the notion you can just watch an Internet UA-cam video and learn how to do everything, besides, it takes special tools. Not too many people have a lift at their house for working on their cars or RVs. It's just too simplistic to say that just give it a shot.
Thanks for coming through Robert! Great getting to chat with ya! Great video!
Dutch is great! And his dad sat outside and watched and chatted as Dutch installed the screens on my Embassy RV. I was a happy camper, literally, to not have to install them on my own. Excellent choice, Robert!
You got that right! Dutch was just wonderful with the install. Friendly, efficient and really knew what he was doing!
Great video as usual Robert. Just curious, do you think the bug wall would keep a mischievous cat in?😸
A very good question. The website says they don't guarantee anything, which makes sense, and I know how mischievous cats can be, so my initial thought is probably not. That said, we have a 19lb dog, and she once smashed right into our screen door, which made me... um... quite upset. She remembers that, so the Bugwall screens tend to stop her in her tracks. We haven't really traveled that much since the install, so can't say for certain that they will keep her in, but I think they might.
It really depends on how determined the animal is to get out. In my experience, cats are determined little cusses!
Thanks for the video! Could not respond to your question before the chat ended. Yes, we will be at the June Embassy meetup. See you there!
Thanks for being at the premiere! Be seeing you!
Hello Dutch! 👋💚
What's up?
Wow, Robert. That was some intro! Nice job.
iMovie did most of the work for me!
Thank you for this video. I want him to do mine!
I really like them... it's easy in and out of the van so I don't bother even putting them up. Also keeps the dog inside since she doesn't like to touch the screens!
Love the music and graphics!
All done with iMovie!
I appreciate the "free installation", but, it would have cost a lot less to have this professionally installed locally instead of driving to South Carolina UNLESS you're going there anyway.
Nice video and very practical addition to your vehicle.
I see your point, and that's one option. On the other hand, the point of the RV is to travel, so why not take the opportunity to take a trip anyway? 👍🏼😁 Thanks for commenting!
I understand, but, it's 2,250 miles away from my location.... not insignificant. Yes, if I were traveling to the area anyway, but, with no plans for that journey, it's a non-starter.
@@RoadsofLife Actually, 2,550 miles away.... that's almost a 5,000 miles round trip.....
@@markweiner3896 You are correct sir! That would be some trip. You could install yourself (assuming you have the DYI genes I don't have!) or it might be worth the cost to find someone else locally to install.
@@RoadsofLife Robert, I have everything professionally installed; I know my limitations. I'd probably screw things up trying to do it myself. Actually, everything is easy when you know what to do. As you know, the world is made up of people with different skill sets. I don't subscribe to the notion you can just watch an Internet UA-cam video and learn how to do everything, besides, it takes special tools. Not too many people have a lift at their house for working on their cars or RVs. It's just too simplistic to say that just give it a shot.