Eliminating Windows
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Eliminating Windows
Hi Tammi, the windows are fairly easy to remove, it might be easier to remove the glass and fill the frame with plywood & foam insulation, you could then either figerglass the exterior plywood, or paint it or get alum siding, just an idea.
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Hi Tammi, the windows are fairly easy to remove, it might be easier to remove the glass and fill the frame with plywood & foam insulation, you could then either figerglass the exterior plywood, or paint it or get alum siding, just an idea.
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Eliminating Windows
Also wondering why you want to remove a window? Seems to be asking for a future problem to say nothing about effecting resale. :question: :question:
Also wondering why you want to remove a window? Seems to be asking for a future problem to say nothing about effecting resale. :question: :question:
Eliminating Windows
I am using this RV as a mobile pet grooming unit, and the windows will end up covered by a raised tub and tub surround. I thought it would look funny from the outside. I am not concerned with resale value, if I do sell it down the line it will be to another mobile groomer :laugh: I am covering the inside of the Rv with FRP, and it won't fit flush against the walls because of the windows.
It is not an emergency exit. The potential leaking is what I am concerned about. I think the filling it in with plywood/foam insulation is a great idea and I will let my husband know.
I promise I will share pictures when it is all finished. It should be interesting!
I am using this RV as a mobile pet grooming unit, and the windows will end up covered by a raised tub and tub surround. I thought it would look funny from the outside. I am not concerned with resale value, if I do sell it down the line it will be to another mobile groomer :laugh: I am covering the inside of the Rv with FRP, and it won't fit flush against the walls because of the windows.
It is not an emergency exit. The potential leaking is what I am concerned about. I think the filling it in with plywood/foam insulation is a great idea and I will let my husband know.I promise I will share pictures when it is all finished. It should be interesting!
Eliminating Windows
Tammi
Another way to eleminate the window that will look verynice from the outside would be to remove the glass from the frame nd install a piece of opaque plexiglass in its place. Plexiglass comes in a variety of different colors, one of which would compliment your rv/
Tammi
Another way to eleminate the window that will look verynice from the outside would be to remove the glass from the frame nd install a piece of opaque plexiglass in its place. Plexiglass comes in a variety of different colors, one of which would compliment your rv/