TIME TRAVEL- Lets help our future self out for a few seconds- Take a marker and mark the seal with a mark on your van so you can re-install the seal back to the same place later on in the process. Its a big help if you can install the seal back in the same position left to right. Your future self will be stoked you did this!

-You can remove the seal from across the top of your door opening. You will want to clean the flange with some alcohol or just wipe it down really good with water to get as much of the loos dirt off as possible. This will help the tape stick.

-Next install the double sided tape across the top and around both corners. This is not shown in the current video as it has been added for our V2 screens. An updated video is coming soon. The tape is long enough to start and end just below both corners. The tape ideally will be folded so that the tape is 1/2 on the front of the flange and half on the back of the flange.

-After the tape is on the flange you can pull off the red cover so the exposed side of the tape is now sticky.

-You can now hold up your screen and position it in your doorway. Side sliding door Bugwalls will have a guide like across the top that you can line up with the edge of the flange. This will help with keeping it straight across the top and also sets the height we use here at Bugwall. Once you stick the fabric to the backside it will raise up and will hang to where the bottom of the Bugwall is on the outside of the step/floor. This guide line is a "guideline" in a sense that you can still install higher or lower depending on your build but this is the height that we commonly use here for installs. You can do this similar to the video but the addition of the tape will help greatly with this step. You can press the screen across the tape and it will hold it pretty good for you.

IMPORTANT- When positioning your screen make sure to check the left and right position AND the length. You will especially want to make sure the left zipper on a sliding door screen will not interfere with the weather seal along the left side. TIP- At the very top it will be out of center to the right- The left edge of the weather seal "bumps out" so you want your screen centered between the bump out shape and the right edge of the door. If you center it at the very top of the opening it may interfere with that bump out.

LENGTH TIP- Side screens will have a guide line to line up with the edge of the upper flange. It will look long until its wrapped up the backside and clips are installed. This line will set the length to hang in front of the step/floor. If you wish for your Bugwall to be scrapping or just above the floor you will need to raise it higher than this line. We like when it hits the front of the step like this line sets it. This uses the step/floor as a backstop when closing behind you. On older Bugwalls that do not have a line or some rare models that do not have a line you will want to hang the screen from the tape so that it is about an inch too long. Then when you wrap the fabric up the backside of the flange, install the clips and eventually re-install the weather seal it will end up raising up about an inch from its initial height when just hanging from the tape.

Rear screens do not have a line but the latch holes, slots or cuts depending on van model will set your height when lining those up with the latches on the rear doors.

Once your side to side and length are close to position you can move onto step 3 clip install