Adding a Skylight?

Fantastic Vent has a clear/smoked plastic cover on their fands and vents, that gives a nice view of the stars and weather. Fits a 14 inch hole you might already have. I have both the fan, and the plain vent in my 1969 Terry, and love the view at night of the stars.

you talked me out of it.
I'll open the windows instead:)

From about year 3 of my new 5er, the skylight was a constant source of leaking. The ceiling fan hole and the shower skylight never leaked, but the big living room one did. I tried Eternabond and Dicor, neither of which stopped it.

I finally found Heng's Rubber roof coating, which goes on like paint and gets in every possible hole. I finally got it stopped. I redo it every year.

Good luck with your skylight project!! ;)

Can be done, but like mentioned above, extra framing will need to be added - framing that surrounds the opening of the skylight so you have something other than roof plywood to screw the skylight's mounting flange to.

Me: I am not a fan of the skylight in my truck camper because it's a source of heat loss in the winter, and incoming heat in the summer.

"Major Project"???
I guess it depends on how handy you are.
You will have to add extra framing and of course you will have to cut a major hole in the roof (and that's the part that scares me).

Of course you are aware that leaks are the real, "major project," when it comes to RV's.

see new thread " Living area skylight "
bumpy