FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
What size roof truss do I need for my camper? 99% of the time, manufacturers will use 95" trusses on their trailers to keep them road legal ( 8.5' wide or less). The shorter 82.5" trusses are ideal for truck bed campers or pop-up camper builds.
What is the difference between residential windows and camper windows? While residential and recreational/camper windows may share some of the same specifications, such as being slider windows or insulated, residential windows usually require nailing flanges to be mounted. Camper/RV windows use a trim ring that's mounted from the inside of the camper and pulls the window itself tight to the wall of the trailer, and gets sealed with non-sag lap sealant on the outside wall. This creates a clean and seamless finish on the outside of your camper/RV, reducing risk of leaks.
- Double Sided
- 4'x8' Sheets
- Pick-Up Only
- 4 1/2" Rise in the middle.
- Weighs 5 lbs.
- .040" thick aluminum sheets
- Measures 48" x 96"
- PVC film wrapped to protect your shipment
- Square Top
- Window Included
In Store Pick-Up Only
- .030" Aluminum Sheets
- Carbon Fiber
- 4'x8' Sheets
- Textured Coin Tread Pattern
- Sold Per Linear Foot
- Square Top
- Window Included
In Store Pick-Up Only
- .032" thick aluminum sheets
- Measures 48" x 96"
- PVC film wrapped to protect your shipment
- Double Sided
- PVC Protection
- .040" Aluminum
- Half the Weight of EPDM
- Excellent UV Protection
- Resistant to Mold, Algae, and Fungus
- Half the Weight of EPDM
- Excellent UV Protection
- Resistant to Mold, Algae, and Fungus
- Durable
- For Use in Sealing and Weatherproofing
- Contains Slot for a Vinyl Insert
- Durable
- For Use in Sealing and Weatherproofing
- Contains Slot for a Vinyl Insert