Our windows are not vehicle-specific, and we do not have a database of which windows will fit in specific makes/models/years/trims. To determine fitment, it would be necessary to measure the available space in your wall structure. This process will differ depending on the type of wall you’re working with.

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When planning your Arctic Tern window installation, it’s important to determine your wall thickness. That measurement takes into account your entire wall, including the outer wall material (typically sheet metal, composite, fiberglass), any internal framing, insulation, and the finished interior wall surface material.

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Yes! Many customers have installed our windows in vans. Click the link below to review our Considerations for Fitment document for more information.

We do not offer custom sizes for retail purchases. Custom sizes may be available for wholesale partners and commercial builders. Please contact us for more information.

Adhesive should not be used on the exterior of your vehicle. When properly installed, the rubber seal ensures your window will be water tight. The use of sealant may damage the rubber seal and result in leaks. If your installation requires a fabricated spacer frame on the inside, adhesive is recommended to secure that spacer frame to the interior wall of the vehicle.

Yes! Our windows are DOT Certified, and meet very strict European ECE Standards. A certification sticker is on each window.

If you’re experiencing rattling or insufficient retraction with your window blind & screen assembly, it may benefit from an increase in spring tension. Over time, the spring tension may decrease, requiring an adjustment. Below is a link to a video that describes the process of re-tensioning your blind & screen:

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We do not recommend tinting the windows with standard automotive tint, as the acrylic material off-gasses over time, causing bubbles to form under the tint. Static-cling type tint made for residential applications can be used on the inside of the windows, and it can simply be peeled off if bubbles begin to form.

If condensation is forming between the panes of your Arctic Tern Awning window, that would indicate the need to control moisture levels inside the camper, something that can be very challenging. Propane heat, showers and general high humidity are some of the main contributors. Once humidity levels have dropped, the condensation should dry out on its own.

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