Who offers dual pane windows?

[Grodyman]

Anyone know what brands offer dual pane windows as an option? I assume Arctic Fox and the highe end brands but have only found a small number of manufacturers. Thanks.

Gman

[Paul_Clancy]

Not always available online. So a perfectly valid question.

[ol_Bombero-JC]

Grodyman wrote:
Anyone know what brands offer dual pane windows as an option? I assume Arctic Fox and the highe end brands but have only found a small number of manufacturers. Thanks.

Gman

It's *your* homework assignment..:S

Look at the *options* list for whatever brand/s you're interested in.

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[NC_Hauler]

poqprince wrote:
Wonder what causes this. Mine are on an 06 Holiday Rambler Presidential Suite. 5er will be 8 yrs old early spring and I've had zero issues with any of mine. Again, they are heavily tinted, (it's the way they came), but I've looked at that side to side and tried to see if any issues, and to date, I've had none.

Not sure for poster but remember NOT to use thermal backing on dual pane windows. The seals cannot handle the heat and will leak.

I already knew not to use any thermal backing on the windows...I either have drapes or the day/night shades..I was wondering more about a 5er that is 2 yrs newer than mine and has had quite a few windows develop fogging between the panes.....That's really what I was wondering about...Maybe THEY used some sort of backing on their windows??

[poqprince]

Wonder what causes this. Mine are on an 06 Holiday Rambler Presidential Suite. 5er will be 8 yrs old early spring and I've had zero issues with any of mine. Again, they are heavily tinted, (it's the way they came), but I've looked at that side to side and tried to see if any issues, and to date, I've had none.

Not sure for poster but remember NOT to use thermal backing on dual pane windows. The seals cannot handle the heat and will leak.

[ford_truck_guy]

My unit is an 08 also with zero issues to date with the windows.... Would never go back

[NC_Hauler]

Jerry B wrote:
I love my thermopane windows but dislike the fact that that nine of thirteen have fogged up in only six years. $$$$$$$$

Wonder what causes this. Mine are on an 06 Holiday Rambler Presidential Suite. 5er will be 8 yrs old early spring and I've had zero issues with any of mine. Again, they are heavily tinted, (it's the way they came), but I've looked at that side to side and tried to see if any issues, and to date, I've had none.

[Paul_Clancy]

Have them on my prime time crusader. Would not have another rig without them. Quiet warm/cool just great.

[Jerry_B]

I love my thermopane windows but dislike the fact that that nine of thirteen have fogged up in only six years. $$$$$$$$

[butchfuzion]

They are an option on Raptors and Fuzions. My Fuzion doesn't have them though.

[kakampers]

I know Heartland offers dual panes in higher end lineup...not sure about the Elkridge...go the the owner's forum and ask the factory....Heartland Forum

[Grodyman]

I'm considering a Heartland Elkridge Express or Keystone Cougar rear living model. looking to downsize 3-4' from my bunkhouse.
Hopefully they offer the upgrade.

Gman

[lillyputz]

I ordered my Lifestyle Luxury RV with duel pane windows. No condensation what so ever and helps keep the inside very toasty and quite.
Lillyputz

[NC_Hauler]

sidney wrote:

taviking22 wrote:

Rob_Fla wrote:
We have Dual Pane windows and really like them and think it was a worthwhile upgrade.

Also be aware they do add quite a bit of weight since every window has two pieces of glass.

Ditto!

Doritos!

They came on my HR, and not only are they nice in the wiintertime, they also help with cooling in the summertime, and it is RARE that condensate develops on dual pane windows like it does on single pane windows, (I've owned both so I can compare). Mine are dual pane AND darkly tinted. Zero issues with them and the unit will be 7 yrs old this year. The extra weight, depending on how many windows you have on your 5er isn't really all that much. mine worked out to a little over 250# extra. As far as cost, don't know what they cost, I purchased my 5er straight off the lot and it was a little over a year old, got such a great deal on the unit, I don't feel I paid anything for the windows or several other options for that matter:B

Whether some want to believe it or not, I do believe it helps keep unit a little cooler in the summer and a little warmer in the winter...I DO know that it cut's down on outside noise getting in as well as letting inside noise get out....well worth the investment as far as I'm concerned. Have had them since owning an 04' Coachmen Somerset...wouldn't go back to single pane windows now for any reason.

[sidney]

taviking22 wrote:

Rob_Fla wrote:
We have Dual Pane windows and really like them and think it was a worthwhile upgrade.

Also be aware they do add quite a bit of weight since every window has two pieces of glass.

Ditto!

Doritos!