Transit Ekko Cab Partition

FYI - the center plastic panel on my Transit EKKO is raised above the two sides so I had to start the first screws there and I wish at least a few of the pockets were larger to hold shoes. Otherwise the temperature control is superior to the thermal curtain in both the house and the cab respectively and much easier/quicker to use. Very happy with my purchase!

Installation is pretty straight forward but slightly different than what you see in the Sprekko videos. It took me a little over an hour to install. What I really enjoy are the multiple configurations available for different needs. The quality of the materials is outstanding.

We really like how the new Transit cab partition cleans and tidies up our space. As the pictures show, we are still using the Winnebago insulated partition as well and I will explain why. We live in northern Maine and it gets very cold. We use the EKKO as a mobile ski base and do not winterize it at all in the winter, i.e the heat is on 24/7. Although your cab partition is multi layered and I'm sure has some insulation, it is not quite enough for what we need. Fortunately, there is no issue with the snaps interferring between the two curtains, so we now, for the winter, will use the double partition. As you can see, we use the horizontal part of the Winnebago partion as a platform for gloves and hats, so we can continue to do that, but have the added advantage of not having to look at that mess! We have no TV, but the large upper fold down flap allows us to get at that stuff without opening up the main space. Love it! With the center roll up, you can see that we clip the Winnebago curtain to the sides so we can easily travel from coach to cab. Being able to leave the VanMade partition up in the summer will be great and allow us to be more efficient with air conditioning. One comment on the magnetic clips with cords that hold up the roll ups. It does hold but as the clips do not "clip", occasionally they want to slide off the catch edge. Not sure why you have the magnetic aspect as it not strong enought to hold the clip flat, so it sits on the edge ready to come off. IMO, it needs a stronger magnet or a positive snap clip. See that we have the coach window shades and the front cubby curtains, all huge improvements to our EKKO. As I was limited to five photos, I didn't send one showing the window curtain for the Arctic Tern window in my EKKO door, and as we ditched the metal screen door, see have your screen door for the summer. My wife made an insulated curtain for that door utilizing the velcro that is used for the screen door. There is a huge amount of heat loss around the seals of the Winnebago door, so the insulated curtain that we made makes a huge difference. Maybe something to add to your EKKO upgrades. If you were to do that, make sure the length overlaps on to the floor to seal the lower edge. That's all for now! Thanks again for great products!