Frameless windows

[Dwight45]

Is there any disadvantage to having frameless windows? Its an option on a TH we are looking at. Sure looks nice.

Dwight

[DutchmenSport]

ford truck guy wrote:
you learn something new every day! I thought that sliders needed a frame.. and frameless were in fact frameless..!!

When I get home tonight after work, I'll get some close up photos and post them on this thread.

[ford_truck_guy]

you learn something new every day! I thought that sliders needed a frame.. and frameless were in fact frameless..!!

[DutchmenSport]

My camper has frameless windows, sliders (up and down, and side to side) and crank-out, and the emergency exit window. My previous 2 TT's had the standard frames. So far, as far as functionality goes, there's no difference.

Actually, there IS a frame, it's just more behind the glass, so the window looks like it does not have a frame.

I've had no problems or issues with mine, except for one knob on the crank-out window above the kitchen table that keeps unscrewing and falling on the floor. No matter how tight I make it, it seems to wiggle loose. Only one that does that!

[Oasisbob]

Ever notice many times when the RV industry introduces something new in reality it is for their benefit. Not the consumer. I think this is one of those items. Choose wisely

[ford_truck_guy]

When WE were looking.... the huge thing for US was the fact that frameless windows can only be opened like the old style crank up Jalousie windows.. ??? where our dark tinted double pane windows are all sliders... we like a lot of fresh air coming in... that was a huge plus for us...

NOW with that said , maybe things are different now ??