First furniture peeling, now it's fogged windows (RV quality)

[PdMeehan]

@PdMeehan When you say replaced are you talking just the windowpane or the complete frame? Thanks

Just the window pane.

 

[J&JD]

I think the rv industry should rethink double pane windows. They just cannot hold up to the bumpy roads. RV Glass Solutions has a good idea in their laminate glass , but it will not work in frameless windows according to them. Too bad! Judy D

 

[Roadglide117]

Another window showing fogging today, courtesy of running the heat pump for heat. Really disappointed in the quality of components used by a higher end coach manufacturer such as Newmar. I can't imagine what those giant non-opening windows are going to cost to replace when they start fogging.

They can be taken apart and cleaned instead of replacing, if not so bad that therestarting to etch

 

[Roadglide117]

Always something with these darn contraptions. Great hobby, I think.

That's why there great retirement money pits, you'll have many projects to keep you busy for as long as you own it!

 

[Roadglide117]

I'm attempting to do my own window defogging. Have the products ordered for repair. I've watched them, doesn't look hard. And I have a number if I fail, they'll come to RV park to fix.

 

[Neal]

I changed the title of this thread from Newmar quality to RV quality as it applies to RV's beyond Newmar. I moved this thread to the Patio Talk area as well.

Continue...

 

[Boat Bum]

I'm attempting to do my own window defogging. Have the products ordered for repair. I've watched them, doesn't look hard. And I have a number if I fail, they'll come to RV park to fix.

I would love to see a video of the process, I know what a hassle it is though because every project I think others would like to see I have every intention of documenting but somehow never gets done.