Northwood MFG Thermal Pane Windows

Glad I got them. Ive had no problems with them and they seem to seal well.Only drawback is when it rains and you want to keep windows open. I installed one of the plastic louvers in the dinette window so that one can be kept open if its raining. Since we have MaxxAirs over the roof fans we can also run them.

Asked that question a year ago when we bought our unit. After having it a year I'm glad we spent the money. Camper is quiet inside and I think the windows help. More importantly we get much less condensation inside winter camping in the PNW. You can tell because the window in the door is single pane and you can watch it fog up all the time while the other windows are free and clear.

If you do any cool wheather camping, it is worth it, you will not regret it.

Ordered them in our 5'vr and glad we did--cuts out a lot of noise. If I were to do it again I would get them deep tinted. With the sun shining in the windows it can get pretty warm in the camper. We also got the day/night shades but they don't seem to do much as far keeping the early morning sun out. Lars

I have had them on all my campers and they are quieter and warmer than without them.

Installing them later is even more costly.... ask me how I know!

When I buy another camper, I will get the factory option of thermal pane windows.

For northern tier states, dealers should just pony up and order them all that way.

The replacements I bought are sliding windows. I hated the factory crank out windows.

brholt wrote:
Asked that question a year ago when we bought our unit. After having it a year I'm glad we spent the money. Camper is quiet inside and I think the windows help. More importantly we get much less condensation inside winter camping in the PNW. You can tell because the window in the door is single pane and you can watch it fog up all the time while the other windows are free and clear.

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We had a toy hauler with single pane windows before our TC and you couldn't see through them when the humidity was higher due to sweating, but you could definitely feel the cold when you got close to them.

We bought our Arctic Fox used. It is wonderfully built and outfitted but it does not have the dual pane windows. Wish it did. If I could get it retrofitted with them for 1K, I'd opt for them in a heartbeat.

LewBob wrote:
We bought our Arctic Fox used. It is wonderfully built and outfitted but it does not have the dual pane windows. Wish it did. If I could get it retrofitted with them for 1K, I'd opt for them in a heartbeat.

I bought my windows here: http://www.motionwindows.com/

They build to order.

Thanks for the feedback, ordered my 2014 wolf creek 850 with thermal pane windows. Should be ready in late March. The countdown begins, :)