Solution for using sliding windows in the rain.
Sharon
Reg. Mar 2004
Posted 2009-11-13 11:04 AM (#113125)
Subject: Solution for using sliding windows in the rain.



Veteran


Posts: 235
10010025
Location: Bucksport, Maine

My unfinished DR has sliding bus windows in the GN, and I can't leave them open when it rains.  I found this product online, and it looks like it will work, but I'm not sure if it will make a difference which end of the window it goes on.  My windows open on the end away from the nose of the trailer. https://www.makariosrv.com/products/MaxxAir-Window-%7B47%7D-Maxx-Louvered-Window-Vent.html  Does anyone have any other ideas of products that would serve the same function, but might perhaps be cheaper?   

share Top of the page Bottom of the page
Tresvolte
Reg. Feb 2008
Posted 2009-11-13 1:03 PM (#113133 - in reply to #113125)
Subject: RE: Solution for using sliding windows in the rain.




50010010010025
Location: Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain...

That is great. I haven't ever seen a solution except for window awnings and those aren't cheap.

share Top of the page Bottom of the page
Rockinghorserun
Reg. Feb 2006
Posted 2009-11-14 12:34 AM (#113153 - in reply to #113125)
Subject: RE: Solution for using sliding windows in the rain.


Veteran


Posts: 164
1002525
Location: Delaware

The same product is $36.99 here. http://www.adventurerv.net/

I have seen these on travel trailers and they work great.  Check your local RV dealerships to see what they would charge and compare.  I have the MaxxAire roof vent and I have never had any rain come in it.  They make a good product.  Also try Ebay.

share Top of the page Bottom of the page