When the rain rolls in, water collects above RV doors and windows. This deflector redirects runoff to the sides, helping keep entry points clear and reducing moisture around the top seals.
Rain tends to collect above entry doors and window frames, especially after a steady downpour. This deflector helps move that runoff to the sides, keeping water from pouring down right where you step in and out.
Water working its way into the top seal can lead to lingering moisture inside. By diverting rain away from the frame, this visor helps limit how much water reaches those vulnerable areas during storms.
Built for entry doors and push-out style windows, this deflector works without interfering with normal operation. You can still use your door or window as intended while adding protection where runoff tends to collect.
Installation uses 3M double-sided acrylic tape, so there is no need for tools, cutting, or drilling. Clean and dry the mounting surface before applying to help the adhesive bond properly and stay in place over time.
The impact-modified, UV-blended acrylic construction is designed to handle repeated exposure to weather while maintaining its shape and performance during regular use.
Designed for flat-sided RVs. Not compatible with corrugated vehicle surfaces.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this RainBlade RV Door Rain Deflector and Sun Visor. Now, this universal RV door frame deflector is gonna be a simple yet smart upgrade for your camper. This is designed for push-out style doors and windows, and this is going to help obviously keep rain and harsh sunlight out while still letting you see clearly outside. The transparent smoke-tinted acrylic here is going to cut down on glare and it's going to protect against UV rays.
And this is going to keep your RV interior more comfortable, all without blocking your view. So, as you can see, this is somewhat transparent. This is a smoke-colored, charcoal tinted, and so that's going to allow about 15% of light transmission. That's gonna be enough to reduce glare while keeping your view. And this is designed to fit flat sided RVs, not corrugated ones, and it's going to cover door frames and windows between 38 inches and 41 inches.
Installation's gonna be pretty easy. You're not gonna need any tools, no cutting or drilling. You're just going to clean the surface real well. There are some alcohol prep wipes that are included, but you do wanna make sure that that surface is nice and clean. And then you're just going to peel this red film off, and that's going to expose the 3M acrylic tape adhesive.
And 3M is, of course, well known for their adhesive product. So that, and then you just stick this on, and that's how easy this is going to be to get installed. This is made from durable UV-resistant acrylic. And this deflector measures about six inches tall. And then the overall length from end to end, about 43.5 inches.
And then the inside length, about 41.5 inches. And this weighs about four pounds. But again, this is gonna be a very easy installation. Gonna do a great job for you. A brief set of instructions are included and I didn't mention those alcohol prep wipes. But if you happen to have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
Ratings & Reviews
These arrived yesterday and the length is perfect to use them above my RV windows. Can't comment on installation yet because it's too cold and wet here now. Looks like they will be a great addition to my trailer.
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