Condensation on outside of windows
Have had several TT's over the past 20 years. I understand the condensation problem on the inside of the windows when the heat is running and it's cold outside. My question is about condensation on t...
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93Cobra2771 wrote:
Whoops, sorry guys. Meant to hit the quote on bumpys post. Sorry about that.Bumpyroad wrote:93Cobra2771 wrote:
As others have said, normal. I have same windows as you, and the aluminum frames will get you every time. Sweated so much that condensation was literally dripping off them at night.
Composite framed windows would be less likely to do it, of course. But don't know of any like that for RV's. :-)
my previous house had aluminum framed sliding windows in an aluminum track. not unlike some of my RVs. I ended up taking screen door molding (IIRC) and glued it on the inside of the tracks. helped a lot.
bumpy
I'm having trouble visualizing what you are saying. Can you elaborate?
I "cured" the condensation problem, at least as far as the aluminum window frame/track went, by covering up the aluminum track exposed to the room with wooden molding called, I think, screen door molding. about 1/4 inch by 3/4 inch wooden slats. of course it didn't do anything for the condensation on the glass but it stopped it on the track.
bumpy
