Just a note for those who might want bigger windows.
P.S. Mike, go ahead and move this to another section if not appropriate here.
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Bigger Windows
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Bigger Windows
by DANL » Thu Jan 06, 2005 7:51 pm
Whilst cruising the web yesterday I noticed that Grant now has 15x24" and 15"x30" awning type windows. I think the bigger one will work nicely for the front of my POD. Lots more ventilation for the summer.
Just a note for those who might want bigger windows.
P.S. Mike, go ahead and move this to another section if not appropriate here.
Just a note for those who might want bigger windows.
P.S. Mike, go ahead and move this to another section if not appropriate here.
The tiny trailer in the avatar is designed to carry our recumbents and sometimes sleep in. We LOVE having a kitchen in the woods and a place for most of our gear.
Dan Jones http://sunsetlanding.com/teardrop/teardrop_intro.html
Dan Jones http://sunsetlanding.com/teardrop/teardrop_intro.html
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by Arne » Thu Jan 06, 2005 8:04 pm
I put the 15x24 in my doors, and they work fine... I've noticed the translucent roof vent adds a lot of light....
Seems the most important function of windows and roof vents is letting light in, not the viewing from inside to outside..... I rarely look out, but enjoy the light coming in..... I had thought about a front window, but the way I put the ply on I couldn't make the flat spot for it... (i went the long way, and ply doesn't bend well that way), so I eliminated it.... there are times I would like to have it, but with shelves, it would probably get covered up with clothes...
Seems the most important function of windows and roof vents is letting light in, not the viewing from inside to outside..... I rarely look out, but enjoy the light coming in..... I had thought about a front window, but the way I put the ply on I couldn't make the flat spot for it... (i went the long way, and ply doesn't bend well that way), so I eliminated it.... there are times I would like to have it, but with shelves, it would probably get covered up with clothes...
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