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.
- Dampens Noise, Shock and Vibration.
- Resists Moisture, UV and Solvents. Indoor/Outdoor.
- Clear Acrylic with Acrylic Adhesive; Red Polyethylene Film Liner
- Left side; Driver side
- Lightweight design
- Stainless steel lock and key
- Right side; Passenger sides
- Made of Aluminum
- Tinted Glass
- Trim Ring Included
- Strength Guarantees a Strong Bond
- Bonds Transparent Materials
- Temperature Range is -40°F to 200°F.
- Solid Acrylic Tape System
- Provides a Superior Bond Between a Wide Variety of Substrates.
- Tinted Glass
- Trim Ring Included
- Low Profile Applications
- Fishing Spear Doors
- Keys Included