Which cab divider curtain should you choose for a van?

You can separate the cab (driving area) from the rear living space of your van! That’s why Heode has selected an easy-to-install blackout cab divider curtain!

Make the most of your campervan’s living space with this cab divider curtain designed for the Ford Transit Custom!

Create a cosy retreat inside your Custom with this cab divider curtain, so you can relax and leave the road behind!

How do you install a cab divider curtain in a Custom?

The Ford Custom blackout cab divider curtain consists of one curtain and a durable metal rail.

Don’t worry: this divider curtain slides easily along its rail. You’ll need to cut the rail with a hacksaw or angle grinder to fit the width of your cab. The pre-installed eyelets on the rail allow the curtain to slide smoothly! Once the rail is in place, hang the curtain and admire the result!

Simply pull this blackout divider curtain to open or close it! Install it once and use it for as long as you like! What more could you ask for?

This cab divider curtain for the Transit Custom is ideal for creating a comfortable rear living space in your converted van! With Heode, enjoy lasting comfort on the move!

Technical specifications of the Ford Transit Custom cab divider curtain

• Cab divider curtain in blackout fabric
• Number of curtains: 1
• Metal rail
• Rail with bevelled edges
• Pre-curved, pre-drilled rail
• Pre-installed eyelets
• Fixings supplied
• Vehicle compatibility: Ford Transit Custom Van from 2012 onwards
• To be installed between the cab (driving area) and the rear space
• Rail length: 140 cm

Discover the rest of our curtain range for the 2012–2023 Ford Transit Custom:

• Blackout curtain for tailgate windows
• Blackout curtain for rear barn-door windows
• Blackout curtain for the rear left window
• Blackout curtain for the rear right window
• Blackout curtain for the front left window
• Blackout curtain for the front right sliding-door window
• Cab blackout curtain
• Complete set of 5 blackout curtains for the load area