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Dual Pane option on a Brinkley?

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CaptainGizmo

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When you spec a Brinkley, one option is Dual Pane windows.

What's interesting is that, with the full body paint, the wall construction is different and they add insulation.

So, perhaps the $2400 option of dual panes would be a good choice to give a bit better insulation even for someone who travels in moderate climates.

Chime in, if you have experience/input!
 
Dual pane windows are problematic in a moving house. Fogging is an issue in a rv. Judy D
 
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Dual pane windows are problematic in a moving house. Fogging is an issue in a rv. Judy D
Yup, you don’t need to tell me just look at my bank account. Fact is all of the upper-tier coaches have them and the real problem is there’s pretty much only one source for them and they stink.

That said, I understand that the windows on the Brinkley are not sealed. Not quite sure I understand the benefit if they aren’t but still worth the discussion.
 
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Had double pane and dual pane both are different / dual pane is completely sealed ! had dual pane in both a TT and a Class C and had no issues TT 10 years / Class C 12 years and 90,000 miles and no problems !!! Both types of windows are good to help keep you cooler in summer and warmer in cooler weather !!
 

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