Recoommended Replacement Window and Frame for An RV Entry Door
Question:
I have an Imagine trailer. The inside of my entry door window frame is smooth. No screw holes visible. I’m assuming that that is a snap on cover over the screws. That part needs to be replaced. It’s warped out of shape and doesn’t seal tight to the glass all around. I don’t want to break it if I can’t replace it. Do you have that kind of part? I’m okay if I have to buy an entire frame for in and out if that’s necessary. Thanks
asked by: Keith
Expert Reply:
I believe we have what you're looking for but I'd recommend just replacing the entire glass and trim with the Lippert Replacement Window Frame with Seal for RV Entry Doors # LC363370.
In my opinion this is going to be a around better solution instead of just replacing just the damaged parts, and you'd get all brand new pieces. Also, the glass itself measures 12" x 21" and the trim measures 15-3/4" wide x 25" tall.
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Lippert Replacement Window Frame with Seal for RV Entry Doors - Exterior - Black
- RV Door Parts
- Entry Door
- Window Parts
- Frame
- Black
- Lippert
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