thieves broke in and damaged door

You can start on Amazon.

Plug in "RV entrance door window" in the search box. All kinds of stuff comes up.

Also check Tweetys or E-Trailer.

If the frame isn't damaged (just glass broken) any glass shop can cut you a new piece. Seal it with vinyl tape and/or non-sag DICOR..

Yes, typically you can remove the screws holding the inside window trim which will release both the inside and outside trim, allowing you to remove the glass. If you can make a template of the glass and take a piece to allow the glass shop to determine the thickness, any glass shop should be able to cut you a replacement piece. When reinstalling it, do NOT overtighten the trim screws - they will strip out in the plastic very easily.

When you get ready to reinstall the glass, a helper comes in handy as you have to hold the outside trim, glass and inside trip in position while you're starting and tightening the trim screws.

Rusty

That is really too bad! I feel your pain as my trailer is sitting out in the woods right now for the winter for the first time.

Is your trailer insured? If so, I would turn it over to the insurance company and let them handle it.

If not, then, yes the window and screen are replaceable very easily. If the door is damaged you might be able to replace if from one of the RV salvage companies like Bontragers RV supplies. They are a very large RV salvage and product overrun company that usually has just about anything you need.
Good luck.
Barney

Wow, thanks for the quick replies, I knew I could count on you guys!

Barney, you might put a game cam out near yours, make sure it is hidden, tho.

If its just the glass you are in luck. After ours was broken, I replaced with plexiglass. Not at all easy to break.

You don't mention make or model, but you might check with Trekwood .

Back when I had my Class A, thieves broke out the upper glass on the door. I took it to the glass shop here in Waco, and they put in ad thick Clear Plexi-Glass, which gave it a translucent appearance and was much less expensive than glass. Thieves tried to get into the door again about 3 weeks later...they had no luck breaking that part of the window, and they tried a window next to the door but was not able to get in...may be an option for you at there on the lease.

Thanks,
I am definitely going to try the Plexi-Glass route.
I guess I could just get it cut at a Lowes or Home Depot?

Any self respecting thief can pop the door with minimal damage in 5 seconds. Must have been rookies. Never locking the deadbolt of an unattended trailer minimizes the damage when they pop it.

Huntdog wrote:
Thanks,
I am definitely going to try the Plexi-Glass route.
I guess I could just get it cut at a Lowes or Home Depot?

Yes you can get it cut there. Take out a few tools to maybe trim or round the edges if needed. I know our lease is out near Leakey, west of Kerrville. Even that far from the larger towns and cities, we get the occasional illegal alien or pack of them, needing a place while crossing the open country. We have an older TT and its pretty well plexi-glassed on the windows. Since it pretty old and will never move again, probably, we screwed the plexi-glass right into the siding over the windows then dicored the leakable areas. But they still pop the lock even with a bolted on hasp and good padlock. They never steal anything. We always take air mattresses and sleeping bags so I guess they sleep right on the boards. First couple times it happened, we were infuriated but we have learned to accept it after 20 years.