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Foggy windows

Yahoo Message Number: 68392
In 11/09 I had 5 larger windows including the drivers toll window which has to be cut and welded at a cost of $1000.00 out the door. They were great to work with.
They are located in Hudson Fl. and have elec hookups for about 12 motorhomes. I made my appt.a couple months ahead and got there a day early approx.1:00 A M and was finished the next afternoon. I did notice they had American. Allegro, National, Cou. Coach. and others getting the same. Address below Larry Wilkens
05 Inspire 51309

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Foggy windows

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 91311
Hi all.....I too have foggy windows in my Inspire. It has been suggested to me that I should replace the old glass with 7/16" thick laminated (solid) glass. Has anyone done this? I don't have a cost yet but repair seems to be in the $250 to $300 price range per window. Thanks for any help.....Ray 2006 Inspire 51692

Re: Foggy windows

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 91335
I have not replaced any windows in my Coach, but have some experience from a past life dealing with R/U values and heat loss etc.
I don't think that 7/16" laminated glass would be a good replacement for a dual pane (thermopane) unit mainly due to the condensation issue. Laminated glass has a thin layer of plastic between the 2 glass layers which is great for safety and security, but does not have the same thermal break (nor insulation value) that the layer of air provides in a dual pane unit.
You will most likely have issues with condensation, particularly in a cold climate.
You best unit would be a thermopane that has some low e coating on the glass.

Dan

2006 Allure 430 with tag
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