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Black 24 X 15 Rv Slider Window Trailer Camper Enclosed Houseboat 24x15x1 7/8 on 2040-parts.com

US $89.95
Location:

Hudson, Michigan, United States

Hudson, Michigan, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:kinro/lci Manufacturer Part Number:N/A UPC:does not apply


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YOU ARE BUYING A RV WINDOW.

THESE ARE NEW WINDOWS BUT WILL BE DUSTY,DIRTY AND MAY HAVE A MINOR SCRATCHES, PAINT CHIPS,DINGS OR RUB MARKS FROM STORAGE. THESE TOUCH UP VERY EASILY.

SLIDER WINDOW SLIDES OPEN TO VENT

BLACK ALUMINUM FRAME

CUTOUT:  24" WIDE X  15" TALL (ROUGH OPENING)

OVERALL:  25 1/2" WIDE X 16 1/2TALL

MED TINT

INCLUDES SCREEN

INCLUDES A TRIM RING FOR A 1 7/8'' THICK FINISHED WALL

SAFETY GLASS

DOES NOT INCLUDE SEALANT OR SCREWS

COMES AS SHOWN IN PICTURE

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