Sliding glasses in RVs are the easiest to measure since you can almost always see both the left and right edges of the glass. Notice that the glass tucks inside a “C”-shaped metal handle. That glass edge is usually visible at the top or bottom where the handle stops. Knowing a fairly accurate sliding glass …
This “Sixer” came from a 2004 Winnebago Vectra. We fabricated and installed six new gray tinted tempered insulated glass units and returned it to its original glory.
At RVG, we can fabricate ANY flat tempered glass unit. This window contains an upper stationary offset glass unit and a lower movable offset glass unit with latching hardware that had to be transferred from the old glass to the new. With “offset” insulated glass units, the inner pane is lightly smaller than the outer pane. We also painted the perimeter black to match the original.
Need a piece of glass fabricated but unsure the size of the radius? We can help determine the radius corners for your flat tempered RV glass. All we need is a photo of the corner with reference like a standard 3″ x 2 1/2″ business card or a dollar bill on top.
If your RV has a roll-up door glass, and it is flat tempered glass, we can fabricate it. If there are holes required for the glass to attach to the regulator, it takes a little more time, but we can help. An engineering drawing from the manufacturer or an original glass that we can copy …
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