| Vintage Technologies RV Window | 12" W X 24" H | Vertical Easy Glide technology | 1-1/2" Wall Installation kit Included |

I stalled in a new build for my teardrop door. Went in easily and had proven to be water tight

Converted cargo trailer to camping Trailer and wanted more ventilation. This did the trick. Besides more visibility and having that cross air flow, what a difference. The windows are very nicely made, open easy and I love them. Needed something small enough to fit between the steel support of the cargo trailer and your window did the trick. We will add more next year and YES, once we did one window, the 2nd went so much faster after we found they could e used in cargo trailers for the width. Great product.

Wish it came with screws and templet but easy enough to make my own.

I am vary happy with this window. I was not happy with the seal that came with the window. I would advise to anyone getting any window like this to use butyl tape from your local RV store and toss the seal that comes with the window. Mine has held up very well.

So far so good, I just installed them in my 5x8 enclosed box trailer so it can also be used as a small camping trailer for when I go dirt bike riding, the inner trim ring is the template, I traced around it and used my sawzall with a 6in aluminum cutting blade to cut the holes, make sure to go slow and use masking tape all around the outside so you dont scratch the trailer, the one thing I didnt like were the mounting screws, there are no predrilled holes so I had to have my wife hold the window in place while i predrilled the mounting holes from the inside for the mounting ring, but once done and you tighten everything the windows sucks in and seals nice, I sprayed the outside of the trailer with a hose to check for leaks, the windoes open up to about 10"x10" so you do get some air flow, the windows have a dark tent so they block the sunlight but can be seen through at night if a light is on inside the trailer, overall I like them and would buy them again.

There was a lot of slop in the fitment between the inner trim ring and the window casing. to the point where the screws would not be driven into their intended place in the casing. The instructions recommend removing the screen when installing but that is not just popping out a screen panel, it's removing the screen and the spline, replacing which would be a major chore. It's installed and looks like it will work OK but would consider a different brand for a future purchase.

Make sure to have the right thickness other than that its worth the money. Installation is a breeze if you have the right tools to cut.

Installed three of these windows on my enclosed trailer. They are great quality and come with trim rings and screws. Easy to trace and cut out. They open and close easily. I highly recommend them.