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Help! Replacing shower skylight
Hey everyone! This is my first post, as we are the proud new owners of a 2006 31’ island bed!! Beginning some restorations. My question is: the shower “skylight” needs to be replaced. I found one on Amazon that is 22x22” but wanted to make sure this wasn’t one of those times that you would bite the bullet on and order from lazy daze. They said they have those custom made. Thoughts? Thank you so much!
P.s. Amazon one is half the price, but I want it replaced correctly with no leaks!
2006 30' Island bed
Re: Help! Replacing shower skylight
Reply #2 –
The original shower skylights rotted out in a few years, the Factory has an improved model that most prefer and that I would install.

Larry
Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze
 
Re: Help! Replacing shower skylight
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Quote from: Flamelily01  - 
My question is: the shower “skylight” needs to be replaced. I found one on Amazon that is 22x22” but wanted to make sure this wasn’t one of those times that you would bite the bullet on and order from lazy daze. They said they have those custom made. Thoughts? Thank you so much!

I recently had the shower dome skylight replaced on my 1998 mid-bath.  I had called Lazy Daze and the dome was on back order but soon to arrive.  I was quoted a price of $302.00 for the dome and shipping and could go ahead and mail my check.  When the domes arrived it would be sent.
Since I had other repairs done on my Lazy Daze and had an appointment for repairs, I chose to have the company I used replace the dome.  The price of the dome was $98.00 and labor was $37.50.  They remarked that the dome was much better quality than the original one and should last for some time.   The repair looks great and I'm satisfied with the result.
In my opinion something that costs more isn't necessarily better, as one needs to know more details about the materials used and craftsmanship for a specific item to make a proper decision.  

Cheryl (a.k.a. Desert Diva)
1998 Lazy Daze (26.5 mid-bath)
2002 Honda CR-V
Re: Help! Replacing shower skylight
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I replaced the skylight on my 1997 MB last year with the the one from the mothership. Installation was very easy and the new one is much better quality than the old one. I paid $289 including shipping May 2020.
1997 MB
Re: Help! Replacing shower skylight
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Since I had other repairs done on my Lazy Daze and had an appointment for repairs, I chose to have the company I used replace the dome.  The price of the dome was $98.00 and labor was $37.50.  They remarked that the dome was much better quality than the original one and should last for some time.   The repair looks great and I'm satisfied with the result.


What was the shower dome you got as a replacement? I just noticed that I acquired a crack in mine after long pandemic storage! I'll maybe have some eternabond slapped over the crack for now.
Kristin
1997 MB
Re: Help! Replacing shower skylight
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Quote from: Kristin Lambert  - 
What was the shower dome you got as a replacement? I just noticed that I acquired a crack in mine after long pandemic storage! I'll maybe have some eternabond slapped over the crack for now.
Kristin

Sorry, I didn't ask the vendor of the skylight.  However, it fits well and I'm totally happy with the repair.   I have to smile because I tried to temporarily patch mine from the inside using Gorilla tape and Eternabond.  The sun was so hot it melted the adhesive and it just fell to the floor of the shower. 

Looking forward to seeing you at the Balloon Fiesta!
Cheryl (a.k.a. Desert Diva)
1998 Lazy Daze (26.5 mid-bath)
2002 Honda CR-V