Sliding windows for horse trailers

Choose Your Window Skylight. Rectangle Square Neo-Angle. OR Self Install Sliding. Window Width selection Any width. Window Length selection Any length. You will need these items:. Currently no Trailer Windows in stock.

RV Camper Windows. Drop-Down Feed Window Innovative slide handle can be located in several positions on the mullion to achieve desired handle height Handle is connected to the plunger using an aluminum bar, not a crimped cable Handle uses Bauer Products Dealer Key System Window extrusions are available in black or silver Standard safety glass is available in many different tints Exterior sliding glass pull knob is mechanically fastened Window is installed using interior clamp ring.

Side Slider Window Available in various sliding and stationary models Fixed, non-sliding screens are standard and can be ordered in right hand or left hand configurations Can also be ordered with top and bottom weep holes reducing inventory Installed with clamp rings with or without bars; bars are welded in place.

Living Quarter Windows Available in various sliding and stationary models Sliding screen is standard Standard safety glass is available in many different tints Exterior pull knob is mechanically fastened, not attached with adhesive Installed using interior clamp ring. For more information, contact your OEM sales representative. Nope, still not good enough! Luckily, there was one more option for us to try.

Statewide - In , we changed again to Statewide manufactured windows and they have been our window of choice ever since. They are extremely well made and offer several advantages over the other brands. Statewide brand windows on a Double D Trailer. Windows in horse trailers are far from standard across the board. They vary in size and functionality. These windows should be as large as possible to allow for air and light flow.

The sliding portion needs to operate smoothly for easy opening. The first potential problem is leaking. Second, many competitor brands locate their window latch at the very top of the window. Many users find they need to step up onto a bucket just to reach their window latch which is inconvenient to say the least. The latches on these windows are located very high up so they can be hard to reach. Plus, these drop down doors feature a very small window with minimal light and airflow.

In order to do this, they will purchase a small standard sliding window and mount it on the center of a larger square door. They market this as a drop down feed window. See image above for an example of this type of window. Brad Heath, owner of Double D Trailers, explained why this style is not ideal.

If you look in the photo below, you can see that the window bars are attached to the folding door at the hinge. This means, if you want to open the bars for feeding, you have to lift the door with one hand while trying to guide the bars in a track up high with the other.