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Curtains and rail advice

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My westy multivan has the original press stud curtains which are great but I'm now looking for some decent grey curtains and rails which will fit the van without too much hassle.
Has anyone got any recommendations for anything that looks neat and tidy?
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Search for baimex curtains. Really easy to fit and look neat and tidy.

https://www.brickwerks.co.uk/curtain-set-t3-grey.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Thanks, yes I'd seen the ones from Brickwerks and was hoping someone might have fitted them, they're quite pricey and I didn't want to make the wrong choice in the end.

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Baimex - expensive but good.
They do not totally cut out the light though.
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Not too bothered about the light, always up early!
Cheers for the heads up on the Baimex !

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