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Used Black Radius Opening Window - 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8"

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Used Black Radius Opening Window - 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8"

Used Black Radius Opening Window - 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8"

This is a pre-owned item — details are below.

Specifications

  • Rough Hole Dimensions: 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8" inches
  • Overall Dimensions: 50" X 31 1/2" X 1 7/8" inches
  • Window Type: Sandwiched (Screws on Inside)
  • Seals: Gaps
  • Included Inner Frame: Yes
  • Screen Included: Yes - Good Shape
  • Is Tinted: Dark
  • Double Pane: Yes
  • Weight: 47.1 lbs

Condition Notes

Condition: 8/10 - Very Good. Outer Seals have small gaps in the two corners, as shown.

About This Product

A "Black Window" in an RV refers to a dark-tinted or opaque window designed to provide privacy and reduce the amount of light entering the interior. It is commonly used in areas such as bathrooms or bedrooms to enhance comfort and discretion for occupants. Additionally, these windows can contribute to temperature regulation by minimizing heat gain from sunlight.

$34.30

Original: $97.99

-65%
Used Black Radius Opening Window - 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8"—

$97.99

$34.30

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Used Black Radius Opening Window - 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8"

This is a pre-owned item — details are below.

Specifications

  • Rough Hole Dimensions: 48" X 29 1/2" X 1 7/8" inches
  • Overall Dimensions: 50" X 31 1/2" X 1 7/8" inches
  • Window Type: Sandwiched (Screws on Inside)
  • Seals: Gaps
  • Included Inner Frame: Yes
  • Screen Included: Yes - Good Shape
  • Is Tinted: Dark
  • Double Pane: Yes
  • Weight: 47.1 lbs

Condition Notes

Condition: 8/10 - Very Good. Outer Seals have small gaps in the two corners, as shown.

About This Product

A "Black Window" in an RV refers to a dark-tinted or opaque window designed to provide privacy and reduce the amount of light entering the interior. It is commonly used in areas such as bathrooms or bedrooms to enhance comfort and discretion for occupants. Additionally, these windows can contribute to temperature regulation by minimizing heat gain from sunlight.