Airstream Custom Replacement Curtains: Flying Cloud 23FB + 25FB + 27FB

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Airstream Custom Replacement Curtains: Flying Cloud 23FB + 25FB + 27FB

$785

Add color, style, and personality to the interior décor of your 23FB, 25FB or 27FB Airstream Flying Cloud with our Custom Replacement Curtains. Hand-made by experienced associates from Airstream's in-house sewing department, our curtain packages are easy to install in a few simple steps. Choose from six different fabric patterns and a variety of coverage packages custom-made to perfectly fit the windows of your Flying Cloud.

Please Note: Due to the custom-nature of the curtains, delivery will be 4-6 weeks after order placement.

Choose Your Curtain Package

1. Select your fabric: Choose from bold graphic patterns or subtle colors

2. Choose your window coverage: Select from Front Panoramic, Rear Panoramic, or Full Trailer Package

Easy to Install

In just a few simple steps, you'll remove your old curtains and install your new curtain package. Watch our How-To Video and see how easy it is to add color and style to your Airstream window coverings.

Step by Step Installation

Step 1: Prepare Your Space

The only tool you need is a Phillips screwdriver. The first step is to remove any obstacles (like cushions) from the curtain area. Then unsnap the four buttons that hold the curtains to the wall of your Flying Cloud.

Step 2: Remove End Caps and Slide Out Curtain Glides

Using a Phillips screwdriver, carefully remove the screws from the ends of the curtain rails and remove the plastic end caps by pulling down.

Step 3: Install New Curtains

Carefully slide the curtain glides of your new curtains into the curtain rails, again alternating between top and bottom for best results.

When all the curtain glides have been slid into the curtain rails, gently press the plastic end cap back onto the curtain rail and re-secure the end cap with the screw. Finish by snapping the buttons in place.