Lippert Components Inner & Outer Replacement Window Frame with Seal, Glass for Raidus RV Entry Doors, 12" x 21", Obscure Pane, No Assembly Required, Easy DIY Installation, High Impact Polystyrene, Black - 363370

Worked out great , the old window used screws to install , when I received the new one I did notice it did not have screws with it , turns out it is a press to click system that pushes together to hold the glass in place. This worked out way easier and much nicer of a install easy to square up and tight fit . Nice product !

This window unit was a low price, quality is average to ok. You will need two people to install this frame, the glass tends to slip out as it is not fastened into the frames, you must pinch in the glass as you snap the two frames together on the door! I had to remove the door completely, lay it on a table, caulk the frame and snap it together. There are no screws used in this assembly.

Reading the reviews on this i was unclear and decided to roll the dice. so clearing it up for many looking I can say this was price minded, had all the parts! Glass is privacywindow, frames inner and outer, seals and GLASS! Packed well and no issues, it was one of the easiest jobs done on this RV restore. It is push lock and will require 2 people to do.Easy *10 minute job including removing old one!

**In case you didn’t look very hard like myself, the window is textured; NOT CLEAR** taking off a star for lack of description clarity. I had to go through reviews to find out the info I needed before purchasing and didn’t know it was a frosted window. Otherwise it would’ve been 5 ⭐️Very easy to install. Getting the old busted window frame out was kinda a pain but manageable! Easy to pop in and a perfect fit. I did have a lippert window frame in before so I just verified the measurements.

Fits perfectly didn't know I would get the glass with it. I am kinda concerned that it snaps together and that there are no screws and it might come apart with all the shacking from a camper. I wish it came with screws as pictured.

I installed this myself. It was kind of difficult, to be honest. I recommend having two people do it. There were no instructions, so the biggest question I had was does the glass go toward the inside or the outside of the door or does it even matter? This is two plastic frames that you smash together with the glass and door in-between. One the inside of one of the frames, there are cutouts in each corner to accommodate the glass. You place the glass in the frame, but at some point you have to erect said frame and glass vertically to put it in the hole of the door. There's nothing to hold the glass in place other than gravity and balance, so if you don't do it just so, the glass slips and you have to start all over again. Once you get it in the hole of the door, you now have to attach the second frame and "clip" them together, which basically amounts to smashing the stems on the one frame into the clamps on the other side. Sometimes the glass slips while you're doing this, too. It took me a good 45 minutes to get it in, and when I did, there was a small 1/16 inch gap between the frame and the door. I haven't attempted to fix it yet, and I don't know yet if it's the product or my own error. I think it's my own error. But once you get it in with no gaps, it does the job. Glass and plastic are quality material. Pro tip: Don't cinch the pieces together by starting at one position and cinching it all the way and moving on. Cinch them together little by little in a clockwise or counter clockwise direction. Start at a corner, click it in a few clicks, move to the next one, click a few clicks, and on and on until it's completely cinched tights all around the window. I did this, and I still ended up with a small gap that I need to fix, but if you don't do it this way and cinch each part 100% and move on to the next and do the same, you'll end up with unevenness and you don't want that.

Product received not as pictured. Product in picture clearly has screws holding the inner and outer frames together. Product received does not have screw holes. Instead, it has 16 snap together posts around the perimeter. Seemed like a good design until I placed both frames in place and pressed them together along with the included glass. When both halves are completely pressed together there is still 1/8 inch of play such that the new window assembly is not tight against the door. It moves in and out on the door by an eighth of an inch. If my door were thicker it might be ok but like this it doesn't seal on the door. Yes I could goup up the door with silicone or urethane caulking, but I shouldn't have to. Worse still is the fact that the snap together posts cannot be released once the halves are pressed together. I'm assuming the frames will be cracked if sufficient force is used to unsnap the posts. Great for quick assembly, not so great if your door is 1/8 inch thinner than they planed (and not specified in the description). Also not so great if disassembly is required to properly apply caulking since the included gasket wont seal against the door. I wonder if Amazon will take back a broken frame since there is no other way to remove it once it is snapped together. Buy something else, I know I will.

These were easy to install. Simply line it all up and push it together. As long as all your little pig things and holes are lined up it goes in easy Peezy.