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Originally Posted by Procyonid
Where did you get the porthole window Greg, and how tricky was it to install?
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The company I ordered my front window from is:
Motion
Windows
6005 N.E. 121st Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98682
Their phone numbers are:
(Toll-free) 1-800-468-4323
(Local) 1-360-892-2029
(Fax) 1-800-213-1274.
My particular "front" security viewport window is: 10" wide X 6" high, Series 1600 single pane, rectangle, stationary, black anodized frame,
solar grey tint, 2 1/2" radiused corners, 1 5/8" wall thickness. They are a good company to work with, they understand RV and trailer
windows, and they'll fabricate a window for you to your specifications.
Here is a link to their website:
http://www.motionwindows.com/custom-...n-vehicles.php
The hardest part is doing a lot of measuring and stepping back to "eyeball" it several times to get it centered properly. You will actually be going through two separate bulkheads to install the front window if you do this mod. The outer trailer hull is one of them, and the separate
fiberglass bathroom enclosure is the other one you'll have to cut through. Then there is a space between the two of about an inch or so, along with the ubiquitous wall carpeting, which they install before they put in anything, and then the bathroom module goes into the trailer, before they mate the upper and lower trailer sections at the belly band.