Blackout Bulkhead Curtain - Part 8 - VW T6 Transporter Day Van Conversion

Finally fitted my bulkhead curtain. This should help with heat retension in the winter and also improve the stealth factor of the van . I plan to shorten the curtains in the future but due to lockdown I have lost access to my seamstress.
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[@T6Hey]

is there a support bar right where you are screwing the rail into? do I need to remove the trim
to see?

[@GS04WAL]

The rail is screwed in to the roof panel. The roof panel is 3mm ply not the factory panel. My rail lines up with the trim piece that separates the panel from the cabin headliner.