dual pane windows
If you have dual pane windows have you had issues with moisture getting between them? If you had single pane in your previous RV and dual pane now are they worth it? Thanks
Forum Discussion
I believe dual pane makes a huge difference in extreme temps.
Just picked up a new Arctic Fox 5th wheel to live in 3 days a week here in Gillette, Wyoming.
Just set it up this past Monday, and Friday morning it was -12 degrees. Have the furnace set at 60 degrees, running the fire place, and one electric radiator heater and it's a comfortable 69 degrees. Today it's 15 degrees, so far no fogging, and if you place your hands near the windows, you feel no cold radiating from the windows. I thinks the double panes, and having it skirted makes all the difference.
BTW, the unit came with the dual panes and a 6 point leveling system, and coming from a unit with single panes, and no leveling system, I wouldn't be without either.
Just picked up a new Arctic Fox 5th wheel to live in 3 days a week here in Gillette, Wyoming.
Just set it up this past Monday, and Friday morning it was -12 degrees. Have the furnace set at 60 degrees, running the fire place, and one electric radiator heater and it's a comfortable 69 degrees. Today it's 15 degrees, so far no fogging, and if you place your hands near the windows, you feel no cold radiating from the windows. I thinks the double panes, and having it skirted makes all the difference.
BTW, the unit came with the dual panes and a 6 point leveling system, and coming from a unit with single panes, and no leveling system, I wouldn't be without either.
