Breezeway Screens #2

I just installed this in the company truck I drive, a 2012 Freightliner Cascadia. The fit is not perfect. It is good thought. I put an Endless Breeze fan on the top of it (fan has little swing out bars under the handle with a groove in each of them). WOW its nice to feel the air come in. I'm buying another endless breeze fan to direct air back into the sleeper area. It takes an exact-o knife and some patience to cut the already grooved panels for the size of your window. A guy did a YouTube video on it. I cheated and used a regular knife and some sheet-metal snips to get the edges right. BTW the guy in the YouTube video bought the wrong one for the Cascadia. The Cascadia takes the #2, he bought the #3.

I drive a 2022 Kenworth and with cooler temperatures I wanted to get fresh air while I was sleeping.These are just the ticket for allowing fresh air in while keeping bugs out!They are a bit tricky to cut (I used a jigsaw which actually melted the plastic as I cut and had to snap off the pieces with pliers). They are made of heavy plastic so additional trimming and smoothing of the cut edges is recommended.With these being a multiple vehicle application you really need to pay close attention to the instructions on where to cut for your specific truck.I also had to trim the drop down adapter and remove the bottom tab and top corner (instructions didn't specify this) to get a proper fit in my windows.The remaining plastic section can be modified after cutting. I drilled out some 1 1/2" holes and glued screen over them for added airflow.

Easy to cut and install, directions themselves were a little confusing if u wanted to read but step by step following worked.One thing is that it doesn't quite fit a 2020 cascadia. As u see in my pic, there is a sliver of a gap on the side, nothing you cant fix with a little tap.

Easy to read instructions. Trimmed to my truck spec with no trouble. Easy to install and remove. Temp dropped below 70, installed and inside of truck stayed cool all night. Shutting off my semi truck to sleep is the best part of these screens. A+

So good to have. Love the open air with no bugs

Got these for my 2015 cascadia. Cut on the correct line and letter. They angled the lines wrong and it leaves a 1/2 inch gap in the upper corners. Does this company even look at thier products they sell for trucks? I've managed to use thin ridged plastic cards to cover the openings and make them useable but for products supposedly made for the truck and having this is unacceptable. I will go back to making my own even if it's made from wood.. at least it fit correctly.

People complain that is doesn’t fit their truck or lines don’t work for their truck.It didn’t have lines for my Western Star so I just put it up to the window made my mark then added the same amount of overhang that they use & it fits perfectly. Use a fan to bring in the air if there is no wind.Don’t hesitate. Pic the one that is right for your window & cut to fit with a razor knife.

This set fits many different trucks, you have to cut it to fit your truck model. Instructions are very simple but end result is just ok.

No more bugs while sleeping in the truck with windows open

Well... The website said it fits a Western Star... And it does... But not with any of the lines they have set up. Got them figured out with only minimal breakage. The screen was already coming apart when I opened the box but got that resecured. They definitely help, though. The bugs up north are brutal but this allows me to get some air flow. Not terrible but I thick they're kind of overpriced for the amount of bs.

works great the fit is perfect if you take your time and read the instructions and cut carefully the first time

Everything was fine except the cut lines were not exact had to tweak them