Overhead cab is cooler...
So we've spent 4 nights in our Wolf Creek. Our last night, was up in Detroit and it got down in the low 40's. We noticed that the overhead cab stays significantly cooler than the rest of the camper. N...
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Detroit, Oregon?
Your dealer could probably get them from Northwood. Of course, the dealer would mark them up to make a profit too.
Instead of going that route, I'd check out a place in Vancouver, WA named Peninsula Glass / Motion Windows: http://www.motionwindows.com/
I outfitted my AF811 with their windows back in 2011. They are very nice windows. Everything is built to order, so you send them your window dimensions and they build them.
I have the bronze tint with white frames - they are very nice. THe window at the back, where the dinette bench is, I had that window made as a vertical slider. I love it.
The window behind the truck cab, I had that one done as solid glass because the slider leaked going down the road in a rain storm.
My cabover area is always cooler than the main living area too during cold weather camping. An Extra blanket was my solution.
Vinsil wrote:
Wish mine came with the thermal pane windows. Wonder if Northwood would sell me those?
Your dealer could probably get them from Northwood. Of course, the dealer would mark them up to make a profit too.
Instead of going that route, I'd check out a place in Vancouver, WA named Peninsula Glass / Motion Windows: http://www.motionwindows.com/
I outfitted my AF811 with their windows back in 2011. They are very nice windows. Everything is built to order, so you send them your window dimensions and they build them.
I have the bronze tint with white frames - they are very nice. THe window at the back, where the dinette bench is, I had that window made as a vertical slider. I love it.
The window behind the truck cab, I had that one done as solid glass because the slider leaked going down the road in a rain storm.
My cabover area is always cooler than the main living area too during cold weather camping. An Extra blanket was my solution.
