A little curtain.

We purchased a curtain rail off eBay a little while ago. This was to go between the cabin and the living space to shut it off a bit.

It is a 'special' little rail. Super slimline and comes with all the fittings.

The best parts are the fact that it can be ordered by the metre, cut to the perfect size when it arrives...

AND...

It can be bent to the shape of the roof!

Yay!

You can order some here: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MINI-CURTAIN-TRACK-Brushed-Aluminium-Low-Profile-Bendable-Caravan-Van-RV-Boat-/141810144989?var=&hash=item21048b16dd:m:mXJwwxdOcZ-RESQaB8oe7_A

It will arrive by courier, taped to a long bit of wood so it doesn't get damaged.

Anyway, we got ours and set about cutting it and bending it to shape. We had kept some of the stainless roof joiners from when we demolished the inside of the bus. My husband easily bent it to the right shape.

Next we drilled and screwed it into the bus frame and popped on all of the sliding fittings. Easy.

Yesterday we had to drop a Christmas visitor off at the train station so we took advantage of the visit to town and hit the Boxing Day sales!

We managed to pick up the perfect curtain in Spotlight for a good price.

Today I re-hemmed the bottom, making it the right size and I hung it on the rail.

Bit tricky to get the hem perfect because there is a hump in the middle of the bus where the engine is.

https://goo.gl/photos/2Lg6nWXzpQ1B2tiq5

It all tucks away behind the pantry cupboard. I'll probably secure it with a Velcro strap.