U.S. alternative to Seitz top hinged windows
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Here's my plan to deal with that a little bit. The windows are made to fit a wall that's 50 mm which is approximately 1.9 inches, my walls are going to be thicker than that so I'll get longer bolts the exterior ring and the interior ring won't touch so there will be no bridging of metals other than the bolts and I'll fill the gap between with a silicone or other sealant material. I know this doesn't solve the problem but I think it will make it a fair amount better.
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I was day dreaming about two sets of Motion single pane in each window hole for a composite panel (thick panels)
You would end up with double pane and the frames would not touch. As mentioned in the example above , the screws would be the only heat bridge.
Only the outer window would have screens. Would be a little extra work to open as you would have to unlock and slide two separate panes to get ventilation.
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You would end up with double pane and the frames would not touch. As mentioned in the example above , the screws would be the only heat bridge.
Only the outer window would have screens. Would be a little extra work to open as you would have to unlock and slide two separate panes to get ventilation.
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I wanted glass windows but a quote on my order for the outbound window's was over 10,000 dollars and a quote for a little bit larger windows for Euroversion was 3000. I like the fiberglass frame on the outbound but the outside and inside of the Eurovision Windows will not be touching and I'll have some insulation in between, not quite as good but an acceptable compromise for the price. I don't like that the Eurovision don't open up to 90 but I have some ideas on how to deal with that and Dave from Tern Overland is helping me out with that. Overall after watching lots of videos and talking to quite a few people I think the quality is there with the Eurovision Windows and blinds, I'll let you know when I get them but it won't be until mid January.
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honestly way all this is going in window cost coupled with heat/ac losses. ...... think I'll spend 400 to 1,000 bucks on cameras in various places outside and a big screen and couple med. screens inside with switches to view any of the cameras from any of the screens. Solar LED lights are cheap enough am not loosing that. Venting to the outside is far cheaper than cost of windows it appears.... as is cracking a door open. My box is an Ex-ambulance with no windows but on doors.
Yeah but you can't walk out thru MS windows screen saver and make a bonfire and shoot the shiat with live breathing people around it.... and cuddle next to it under the stars with a cute love one... The overland camper is part to retreat too when bugs get bad etc. and part to get you and few friends out to places where others rarely tread.
Tern Overland will be at Overland Expo West in space A2. We hope everyone has a chance to stop by and see for themselves how these windows, hatches and doors are constructed. Arctic Tern cargo access doors are literally double the thickness and strength of typical RV doors, and they have triple weather seals. I'm building a new demo trailer now that will be outfitted with a good sampling of everything. I'll be doing a demo on installation procedures and tricks, so check the show schedule for times.
Look forward to meeting you!
David
Look forward to meeting you!
David
There is KCT and everybody else.
Your big choice is acrylic or glass. Acrylic is lighter, cheaper and scratches (and looks like crap)
If you go glass don't rule out single pane. It is lighter, looks the same as double pane and is cheaper. The main failing is it sweats in below freezing temps. The sweating is only an issue if you plan to spend months living in the snow and even then it can be managed. Heat loss is a non issue as windows take only a small percentage of the insulated envelope.
Your big choice is acrylic or glass. Acrylic is lighter, cheaper and scratches (and looks like crap)
If you go glass don't rule out single pane. It is lighter, looks the same as double pane and is cheaper. The main failing is it sweats in below freezing temps. The sweating is only an issue if you plan to spend months living in the snow and even then it can be managed. Heat loss is a non issue as windows take only a small percentage of the insulated envelope.