Have'nt got any photos to hand. Used suction pads all the way around outside and a line across middle on door. Just drilled a small hole and pushed through. Similar to ones below. Not sure on exact size, could be 40mm?
Pack of 10 of the ones I linked I reckon, spread around the edge, should be enough to hold it on. Failsafe will be a cable tie zipped up through some holes drilled at the top tied back to something on the cab frame. But won't know till I stick them on how well it will hold. Got to pick up new glass tomorrow so will get the polycarbonate cut out to suit and go from there.
I don't think it would have the stiffness required for a door or large window either, without bracing...
Never used a mesh but the tractorguard one does not agree with me. After a short while, (month) , it has become more difficult to see through clearly and seems to scratch too easily. Also the glint of the sun affects it worse than glass , making visibility difficult on bright days. And on wet days it is hopeless as they tell you not to put a wiper on it. So in short I generally leave it off and take my chances.
I bought a set 4 years ago,the side window which I look through most needs replacing really as it needs cleaning every day now it has got so scratched,you need a really soft brush for cleaning too or you just make it worse.I think they are made from Lexan,i will just buy a sheet and use the original as a template to make a new one.Tractorguard are pretty expensive for what they are and the part of the sucker that goes through the sheet to secure it needs improving,a hit from a a small stick or stone will break it.
