Slide vs Tip Out Windows
We currently own an older TT with slide windows. When looking for a new TT, many have the Tip Out windows that open about 3 inches. Benefit is windows can be open when it rains. Curious about airflow....
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Ours has both. The slide out ends have the slider windows. Everything else is a crank-out window. I think the crank-out windows do OK, I just wish they did them like they use back in the 1960's where the entire window had several smaller panes (like Venetian blinds) and the entire window would open up that way. The new trailers have only half the window that opens, or sometimes, even less.
The crank-out windows ARE nice when it rains. The slide windows are NOT!
The slide windows let in more air, maybe because they open truly half the size of the full window.
When the wind blows, they both do well equally.
The crank-out windows ARE nice when it rains. The slide windows are NOT!
The slide windows let in more air, maybe because they open truly half the size of the full window.
When the wind blows, they both do well equally.
