The Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″) from Nomadic Supply Company is an extremely high-quality tilt-out window with roller blind and mosquito net for camper vans. The Nomadic Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″) is exceptionally sturdy with very high UV resistance.
Featuring hydraulic struts that stop at any level you desire, the Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″)s provide complete control over light and ventilation levels in your camper van. Our hydraulic struts are tested to withstand up to 20,000 uses, ensuring a window that is built to last.
The Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″) comes with heavy-duty powder-coated aluminum alloy frames, providing a sturdy and reliable hold. The window handle is made of durable plastic, while the handles for the insulated blinds and bug screens are made of aluminum for extra durability.
Designed to provide maximum protection against harsh weather conditions and drafts, our Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″) features insulated UV-resistant acrylic double-pane glazing and high-quality rubber seals. The blinds and bug screens offer complete protection from pests and insulation from heat & cold, ensuring your space remains comfortable and pest-free.
With a full 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, you can trust that our Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window (27.56″ x 11.81″)s are built to last, giving you complete peace of mind.
Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window Dimensions:
27.56″ x 11.81″
Tec Vanlife Universal Camper Van Awning Bunk Window Installation:
Prepare the window frame and mark the cutout line.
Remove the rubber gasket from the window frame, ensuring a clean surface for adhesion. Position the window on the wall and draw the cutout line. Cut the opening using an air jig saw (recommended).
Apply the adhesive:
Apply windshield urethane adhesive along the inner edge of the window frame.
Ensure sufficient adhesive is applied for a strong bond. Use duct tape to cover the surrounding cutout area, allowing the excess adhesive to be removed with the tape.
Position the window:
Carefully place the window frame into the cutout. Press the window firmly against the wall, ensuring proper contact with the adhesive.
Secure the window:
Use temporary supports or tape to hold the window in place while the adhesive cures, following the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Clean up:
Use a paper towel or lacquer thinner to wipe away any excess adhesive that may have squeezed out from the edges of the window frame.
Allow curing time:
Leave the window undisturbed for the recommended curing time specified by the adhesive manufacturer.
Test the installation:
Once the adhesive has fully cured, check the window for stability and proper sealing, ensuring no gaps or leaks around the edges.
For wall thickness between 6mm-19mm:
Position the window on the wall and draw the cutout line. Cut the opening using an air jig saw (recommended).
Cut wood shims to the required thickness to fill the gap between the window’s inner frame and the wall. Insert the wood shims between the window’s inner frame and the wall, adjusting for a snug fit.
Use the trim ring:
Install the window inner trim to clamp the window against the wall securely.
For wall thickness between 20mm-29mm:
Position the window on the wall and mark the cutout line.
Cut the opening using an air jig saw (recommended).
Carefully place the window frame into the opening
Install the window inner trim to clamp the window against the wall securely.
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