Your window may be:

• 7/16" thick window (3/16" seal)
   
• 1/2" thick window (1/4" seal)

• If you don’t know, open a slider window and measure how thick it is overall.

• Measure the gap between panes of glass.
• If you are unsure, contact us first.

We offer several seal sizes. You are responsible for selecting the correct one.

The seal size must match your window frame channel.
If the seal size is incorrect, the kit will not fit.

If you’re unsure, please email us Year, Make, Model of your coach with pictures of like the one on the upper left.

seal sizes are 3/16", 1/4"

Measure the perimeter of each of the window sections you want to rebuild including the radius corners to determine if the kit you order has the correct amount of seal materials needed.

 Our seal features a flexible foam matrix, which is exceptionally breathable, allowing the high desiccant content to work even faster to adsorb moisture. It makes for the fastest low dew/frost point in the industry. Working together with a proprietary vapor barrier and a secondary sealant, moisture is kept out. It is very color stable. It also maintains outstanding resistance to high heat In fact, many silicones have been exposed to outdoor weathering for 15 years with no significant loss of physical properties – making it an ideal polymer of choice for a broad range of high-performance applications. Insulating glass units made with this seal backed with a secondary seal have passed up to 120 weeks of P-1 durability testing – the industry’s toughest test! Experts estimate that one week in the P-1 chamber is approximately equivalent to one year of field performance. Acoustical Testing The closed-cell polymer foam in Seal transmits very little sound compared to conventional aluminum spacers or less-metal warm edge spacers – up to two decibels less, wherever noise from airplanes, trains or automobiles may be a problem. 

 Condensation is the formation of moisture on an insulating glass unit surface when the surface temperature is lower than the localized air dew point. Condensation occurs first around the window’s edge where the glass insulates least effectively and where surface temperatures are the coldest. If a standard “cold edge” spacer is used and outside temperatures fall to 0°F/-17.78°C, condensation will form on the glass edge even in homes with as little as 15% relative humidity. Condensation can breed bacteria, mold and viruses, which may lead to allergies and respiratory infections. A healthy house actually has an "Optimum Zone" of relative humidity that minimizes the growth of these pathogens. Super Spacer helps prevent condensation on window surfaces at these higher humidity levels, thereby helping to create a healthier environment. Our seal - The Best Choice for Health and Comfort. 

Image shows the new seal between the panes of glass, make sure the soft side goes to the inside of the window and the shinny side is to the outside of the glass facing the backfill materials added after the panes of glass are put together.