Description
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| Global Trade Identification Number |
06974718208932 |
| Automotive Fit Type |
Universal Fit |
| Model |
MO-3006 |
| Item Weight |
13.42 pounds |
| Package Dimensions |
24.75 x 15.4 x 4.2 inches |
| Country of Origin |
China |
| Item model number |
MO-3006 |
| Exterior |
Powder Coated |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
MO-3006 |
Product Description
Hope of Endless Caring, Are Starting Around you. With this mind, we had our brand HECASA in 2011.
Our products are designed to enhance the performance and functionality of your RV, making your travel experience more enjoyable and efficient.
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Fitment
The RV Window fits for most all RV Trailer, Cargo, Camper, and its size is 12″ W x 22″ H.
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High-quality Materials
The window is made of glass, which provides basic thermal and sound insulation. And steel trim has high durability and is rust-proof.
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Reliable Design
The tinted color is to protect privacy and block scorching sun, allowing the room to maintain a normal temperature. Vertical window is simple and convenient.
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Package Included
You will receive 2 x RV Windows with trim kit and mounting hardware.
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Easy Installation
Use screws for installation, and instruction is not included.
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SIZE
12″ W x 22″ H
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SIZE
12″ W x 22″ H
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SIZE
24″x15″
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PCS
2
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PCS
1
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PCS
1
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MATERIAL
Glass, Steel
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MATERIAL
Glass
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MATERIAL
Tempered Glass
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COLOR
Tinted Glass
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COLOR
Tinted Glass
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COLOR
Black
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Vehicle information
Available fitment details
Listing compatibility notes
- About this item Fitment: The RV Window fits for most all RV Trailer, Cargo, Camper, and its size is 12" W x 22" H.
- Global Trade Identification Number 06974718208932 Automotive Fit Type Universal Fit Model MO-3006 Item Weight 13.
- RV Window Fitment The RV Window fits for most all RV Trailer, Cargo, Camper, and its size is 12" W x 22" H.
Fitment data is provided as a buying aid. Verify the listing against your vehicle and existing part before ordering.
Repair scenarios, installation, companion parts, and use outcomes
Buying guidance
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Repair scenario
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Installation notes
- Use the listing instructions when present and follow the vehicle service procedure.
- Professional installation may be appropriate when the repair requires special tools or calibration.
Companion parts
- Inspect nearby fasteners, connectors, seals, fluids, and wear items before starting the repair.
- Use the service procedure and the visible package contents to identify any additional parts or tools required.
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.3 / 5
45 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
Nelson Z. –
Purchased these for a little trailer I’m building,There’s no instructions like any window you need to know what you are doing and how to mount them, I did the cutout and used a can to get the right corner radius, added rv putty sealant tape and then mounted, from inside you screw the trim to hold the window in place, looks very week made and high quality for the price, was on discount for $40-50 bucks so can’t go wrong
Fernando De La Rosa –
Feels like good quality but one of my windows seems to have glue in the tabs used to move the window which I cannot get unstuck without risk breaking the tabs my other window tabs move but pretty rough please help!!
Bill B. –
There are no instructions or information on the rough opening, so be prepared to take a lot of measurements. I used a R.O. of 11.875×21.875 and traced the window outline onto a piece of cardboard as a cutting template. The windows will fit perfectly between the ribs of most enclosed cargo trailers. I personally welded in a header and sill frame to give a little extra stiffness to the assembly. Was able to install 4 windows by myself in an afternoon.There’s also extra screws provided in the box, so don’t worry if you drop one or four.A hint for an easier install, especially if working solo; align the trim plate and start the screws to get them all predrilled on a workbench prior to installing in the trailer. Don’t use a power drill /driver for installing or tightening the screws, you’ll strip out the aluminum frame.
Deano K –
Seems like good quality so far! No installation instructions, which was no problem, and no seal.Fit well.
Trailer Guy –
I used this window in my cargo trailer and it worked great. Vey easy to install.
Patricio LaBoomba –
Directions not applicable
Mary l. Brown –
Windows that he put in his homemade ice shack. He loves it. They turned out perfect.
William Lund –
Easy install ,bottom seal had small crease in it can see it visible but no leak