Question about Alaska and storm windows
Hi, We just got a 2005 Lance 1181, and it doesn't have storm windows. 1st question is, We have heard that we can install them now, is that true? and second, we are headed to Alaska for the summer. ...
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Our camper and fifth wheel both have single pane windows.
We camp in below freezing temps in winter. I have the thermal light-blocking curtains on the windows and these do a nice job of helping retain heat. Last November some friends came to stay and because our cabin is small they opted to stay in the camper, which also let them spend time staring out the windows for northern lights. They were comfy enough when it was below freezing.
In summer, I usually have the windows open for the fresh air. Haven't felt the need to change the windows or add an additional barrier. The curtains come in handy for blocking all the light at night though. Same reason we have black MaxxAir vent covers over the sleeping areas.
Camping at Liard Hotsprings in March 2013
End of May 2013 boondocking at a high elevation on the Haines Hwy
We camp in below freezing temps in winter. I have the thermal light-blocking curtains on the windows and these do a nice job of helping retain heat. Last November some friends came to stay and because our cabin is small they opted to stay in the camper, which also let them spend time staring out the windows for northern lights. They were comfy enough when it was below freezing.
In summer, I usually have the windows open for the fresh air. Haven't felt the need to change the windows or add an additional barrier. The curtains come in handy for blocking all the light at night though. Same reason we have black MaxxAir vent covers over the sleeping areas.
Camping at Liard Hotsprings in March 2013
End of May 2013 boondocking at a high elevation on the Haines Hwy
