Lippert Components 806621 Thin Shade Complete Window Kit for RV Entry Doors, Black

I got the complete kit for under a $100 buck including the absolutely necessary release clips (which some say you pay extra for). The box looked like it was previously opened and was a bit banged up, but thankfully due to good packaging, all was fine. There are plenty of how-to videos and I had watched several... It was a little nerve wracking (for me). I kept thinking, what if I break the frame of the old unit and can't get the new window in, then I have a big hole in the entrance door!!! You just have to be patient and work those clips a little at a time. Quickly you'll know if the clamp releases (the clip pushes in pretty easily and you'll hear a distinct pop!). If you have to force the clip in, no good. Just pull it out and try again (and again). A few clips bent and deformed (they are plastic) so once you start pulling the old frame away, pull a clip from a released area and swap out a deformed one. You'll also need a thin flexible putty knife to break the adhesive seal in order to remove the old frame. Overall, I did the job in under an hour including time to find adhesive remover (Goof Off) to clear the opening perimeter before putting the new window in. 5 stars for the product, the look and functionality. What a transformation on my Jayco Micro Feather 171RB. I only have a teeny, tiny window over the sink at campside, and now, what a difference! I should have done this immediately after getting the unit. I no longer feel like campside is a dead end tunnel. Outstanding in every way. I can't comment on the weather tightness for rain, but I think it will just be fine.

Excellent product! Our intrepid 190BHI is just 2 years old and the pebbled lippert glass just always looks out of place. It did not match the other smoked windows, the sun glared through it in the morning.It took my daughter and I 20 minutes to install, I had watched the Lippert video prior to ordering and did not even read the instructions. Just went for it, after we were done I read the instructions, was a good thing I watched the video. The instruction set I got did not have anything on the clip removal of old frame and the install of the new. It just covers the blind and the blind for screw in frames.We did install the blind up side down so it is bottom-up style. The blind is the same style as our other Blinds. Though the existing Blinds are a Dark Mocha the black blind the kit comes with is a good match.Will see how it lasts long term. It does seem to operate easier if you use 2 hands. As to many that complain about the screen door; having to open the main door separate the screen door to operate the blind, if is a very small effort to have shade. And it is not the blinds fault, maybe some one will come up with a retractible blind for the screen door.

Installed on my Keystone Springdale 202QBWE. It already came with a frosted glass window, but with no shade nor means to add one without picking one of the "velcro" options, I chose to replace the entire unit. Replacing the door mounted window was easy. Good thing it was intuitive, since the instructions that came with the unit suck badly. Therefore, I am adding my own here to aid future purchasers:TOOLS NEEDED:Nylon trim pry toolAlcohol wipesINSTRUCTIONS:-Use plastic keys to separate new unit into two parts. THOSE KEYS ARE IMPORTANT. Set new unit aside.-From interior side of door, look for small "notches" at the base of the window trim. Use your new unit as a template if needed - slowly insert each "key" into each notch until you feel a "click" (photo)-Once all "keys" are inserted, use your trim tool at the top of the frame to begin prying the trim away from the door. Hold the trim away as you pry to avoid it locking back together again.-The interior trim should now pop off. Use your trim tool to CAREFULLY remove the glass pane from the inside, setting it aside.-From the outside, use your pry tool to break the butyl tape seal and remove the exterior trim.-Use your alcohol wipes to scrub off any residual butyl tape from your door exterior surface.-Mount new exterior trim - it's the one with the butyl tape strips.-Mount your new glass pane from the inside of the door. Apply gentle pressure from both sides of the glass to ensure it sticks to the butyl tape.-Load your window blind into your interior trim piece. There are locking tabs at the top and bottom of the trim piece - set your blind inside and twist the tabs to engage.-Mount your interior trim piece to the door, taking care to engage the locking tabs. I started from the top and worked my way downward. You'll hear a "click" as each tab engages.-Once all tabs are engaged, apply pressure to both sides of the door on the trim strips. This will lock it down and ensure the butyl tape engages with your exterior door surface.You're done! Four stars. I docked one for poor instructions, and for the flimsiness of the shade. Overall though, I am pleased with the look and recommend this window unit.

This is amazing! Takes 5 mins. Upon arrival separate the parts and install! Looks so good!