Entry door glass Frosted to Clear online or Quartzsite?

DAS, the glass shop gave me thin butyl tape to use. I had to cut it down a little for the glass to frame and it was fine for the frame to MH. Just hope it doesn't leak. It's done!

butyl tape for the frame, but what about the glass to the frame,. I am looking at same issue.

Sagecoachdriver wrote:
Now the question is what to use to seal the glass to the frame and the frame to the door? Looks like they used a thin bead of Dicor or something. In the video from the online manufacturer they use a double side stick tape.

I believe most windows/doors/slides are sealed with butyl tape.

Now the question is what to use to seal the glass to the frame and the frame to the door? Looks like they used a thin bead of Dicor or something. In the video from the online manufacturer they use a double side stick tape.

I like the Edwin, but I don't need a slider. I called to see if they would make me one without the slider, but they would not.

Called the local glass shop again. What are the exact measurements, 12"x21"x1/8"? They can add grey tint and have it for me by Friday or Monday. Still around $50.
If I ordered the one online, I would be paying $80 more and only difference is the tape which I have.
I did see the opaque glass for sale and it was 12 1/2"by 21 1/2"?????

I have two doors in my travel trailer. I first replaced one door with the Edwin. Then, I replaced the other door with tinted tempered glass from a local glass shop for about 50.00. The Edwin is nice but I honestly never open it. Both are tinted and match all of the other windows.

I just called Ross RV Innovations and they won't be at Quartzsite this year. They alerted me to a $20 price increase coming very soon, within 2 weeks.

Sagecoachdriver wrote:
Anyone know if there is a vendor at Quartzsite selling the clear/smoked glass for the entry door, or will I have to buy online. I want tempered and smoked to match the RV. Here's the one online. Ross RV Innovations

I believe I have seen them at Quartzsite, but I don't remember if they were there every year.

IAMICHABOD wrote:
If you want a window that is tempered an will match your RV windows and frames and as a plus it will open for just a few dollars more you could have a EDWIN

X2. Replace the glass in the cheap plastic frame and you have a cheap plastic framed window. With the Edwin, you have a good, solid window.