Do windows open? June 26, 2000, 12:01:16 pm Yahoo Message Number: 352We've been watching (and re-watching ...) the factory video, and I have been unable to resolve whether the windows open. The video makes a point of stating that the *bathroom* window opens to the outdoors, but it doesn't seem that the others do.Now Steve's pictures of the re-work he did on his 88's draperies seem to show opening window over the kitchen.What is the situation with the large double-paned windows, especially the rear windows in the 26 MB? Are they openable? If not, is there adequate ventilation in that space?Thx John & Sherry
Do windows open? Reply #1 – June 26, 2000, 02:30:31 pm Yahoo Message Number: 353At least starting in the '80s on, all the windows open except rear-facing and front-facing. All LD have at least one opening window and a roof vent in the bathroom area, two large opening windows in the lounge area and usually a vent, opening kitchen window, two opening side windows in the cabover bunk and a large roof vent over the bunk. Additional rooms also have opening side windows. Also you have the screen door, and you can purchase screens to fit the cab windows as well.When we have everything open, there is little difference between being inside vs. sitting outside in the shade.Steve
Do windows open? Reply #2 – June 26, 2000, 02:30:31 pm Yahoo Message Number: 354At least starting in the '80s on, all the windows open except rear-facing and front-facing. All LD have at least one opening window and a roof vent in the bathroom area, two large opening windows in the lounge area and usually a vent, opening kitchen window, two opening side windows in the cabover bunk and a large roof vent over the bunk. Additional rooms also have opening side windows. Also you have the screen door, and you can purchase screens to fit the cab windows as well.When we have everything open, there is little difference between being inside vs. sitting outside in the shade.Steve
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