Dual Pane Window option

First of all,

This is the first that I have heard about the dual pane windows, but I would think they would be a great upgrade. The only concern I would have would be fogging.

Wecome to the forum Would think the windows would be a good insulation feature, probably better for winter than summer. However, winter limitations for use may be offset in underbelly insulation The potential for fogging would be something I would try to investigate. Also, the amount of time one will use the rig when the windows would really be useful, may be a consideration. Again, welcome and enjoy your new cat and the forum.

I believe this is a new option from FR on the Wildcat, never heard anyone else say this was an option before.

From reading over at RV.NET, everyone always recommends if you can get dual pane windows, to get them.

Oh, and to the forum....

Earl,
Welcome to the forum. Dual pane windows sound like a good idea.

Welcome, were glad to have you.

Yeah, this is a new option. It would be nice to have them, if you are going to need them. As was stated earlier, dual panes would be valuable during winter camping. So, if you plan on camping a lot during the winter, hold out for them. If not, then don't sweat it.

Save the extra money and put it towards gas. As poorly insulated as most RVs are, dual pane windows are not going to make enough difference to justify the price tag. About all they'll ever do is cut down on window condensation in the winter. You can buy window insulator kits that will do the same thing for a whole lot less than this costly add-on. IMNTBHO

TC

what is the price difference between the Dual / Single ?

A grand is alot of money for dual panes, but I'll have to admit, I would'a pd extra for the bigger fridge!!

TC

The next trailer will have dual panes plus anything else that increases the R value. In cooler weather they keep the trailer warmer and condensation down and in warmer weather it's easier to keep the trailer cool. A larger fridge is on the list as well!