ICON 12122 RV Skylight

I purchased this sky light to cover the hole left by the broken Dometic Heki skylight on my truck camper. It was the perfect size and install was a breeze. It’s been installed for 5 months now and is holding up great. But we will see how it lasts over time.

This skylight was for a 1995 Fleetwood Motorhome. I did a lot of searching but could never find the exact replacement skylight, so I settled for this one. It was a couple of inches longer and a couple of inches wider than the OEM part but it didn't matter because it was going to be on top of the motor home where no one could see it. I wish it were a little higher because now the opaque inside skylight that fits in the ceiling in the shower won't fit back up into its hole. It's convex in shape and the dome hits the new skylight. So I'm just going to have to trim it out with some cedar wood or something that looks nice. I used stainless steel screws to attach it to the roof of the motorhome with a bead of self-leveling caulking applied first, then the Skylight laid on top of that, screwed into place, and then a very generous bead of self-leveling caulking around every screw and all along the edge of the new Sky light. There are lots of great videos on YouTube had to do this.

Quality product, predrilled holes, smoke tint found me trying to figure out how to get additional shading. Thought about "over spraying" with spray paint from the outside to increase opacity. Wife says, "Don't do it". I'll figure out something to control overheating. Still, great price, great quality.Putty tape and stainless screws for installation not included. I suggest align putty tape with outside edge so it is well back from the inside (exposed) bend. I ran it down the middle, and as the putty has heated up and spread, I've got some areas with putty oozing on the inside where it can be seen. Did need to use some Eternabond strips to bridge the rough roof surface left by the non-RV adhesive some bonehead used last time. Ended up using an oscillating tool with scraper blade, but still gouged the rubber roof in places, and somebody used a utility knife to remove a past skylight and cut through the rubber roof along one edge (Eternabond will keep that area together FOREVER).

It did the trick as a replacement on our 1997 RV. Easy to install. Looks great!

It wasn't long enough

work great

Order filled and received timely. Good fit. Goes on quick an easy. Highly recommend this product!

Over a half inch shorter on all four sides but you can make it work with butal rape