Frameless windows

fj12ryder wrote:
Hmm, so we still don't know if the frameless windows open any way other than just propping open. I like the looks of the frameless, but I also like the sliding glass, which I don't think you get with frameless. It looks like the opening is limited.

My OR has frameless windows. The windows in the outer walls crank out like the old jalousie style which I like due to the fact you can leave them open in light rain. Now the windows in the slides are the kind that slide up and down. They are Ok for air flow but if it rains you better close them if you don't want a wet bed or couch. On the walk through the tech said that the windows in the slides weren't the crank out type due to the fact that if you forgot and happen to leave a window open it would rip it off when you close the slide. With the kind that slide up and down it didn't hurt anything if you left a window open and run the slide in.

To answer the question about the outside seal there is a bulb type rubber seal that the widow presses against when you close the window. There is a metal frame behind the outside glass in mine due to the fact that I ordered mine with dual pane windows. I am not sure if there is a frame on single pane windows.

On the OR line there is a full glass door instead of the screen door/solid door on other TTs. The bottom half of the door slides up for air flow. I like this due to the fact that you have the light like the screen door with plexiglass and the air of the screen door w/o plexiglass. The best of both worlds in one door.