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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
I like the color, the size fit perfectly and I would buy again with some minor adjustments (see Cons).My cons:* Only 10 screws but 20 holes. You can go every other slot, but the one being replaced had all 20 holes, do I used the square-bit based old screws to assist on this.* The screws did a lousy job of grabbing and pulling the skylight to the roof. There was a marginal gap at the corners - this went away when I pre-drilled additional holes near the corner and added the old screws to grab and hold on.* They include a non-labeled tube of ???? One small picture in the ad cites "glue". I don't honestly know what this is. I used Butyl seal tape most people recommend that I already had, and I bought a tube of Dicor self-leveling sealant. I have no idea if this non-labeled tube contents go between the skylight and the roof, or over the skylight trim to seal. And that is because...* No directions.. at all. This replaced an old skylight that was 9 years old and is super faded and cracking. So I did not need to cut a hole, but for those that do? Recommend a max square maybe? Tell people what the white non-labeled tube is, and where to use it? Recommend that you can use the 10 screws for the corners and then every other hole? Options...Overall: I would still buy. I like the brown color a lot, I was able to use the old screws to supplement, and it really did not take that long to install... The seller could need to ID the tube - I would not use a non-labeled product on the trailer - if it is self-leveling sealant, say so.. I had to buy a tube separately because I just wasn't sure what the item was.. And I don't want to glue that to my roof - heaven forbid I have to remove it in the future and it tears apart the roof material... So maybe add the exact length of Butyl seal tape and a tube of sealant.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
This LUGVFHS RV Dome Skylight has been a nice replacement to my damaged skylight in the bathroom ceiling of my camper. One of the best things about having a skylight in a recreation vehicle bathroom is the way it naturally brightens up the space without needing extra artificial lighting. Even on overcast days, the added light makes the small bathroom feel less cramped and more functional. It's a small touch, but it elevates the experience of using the space while on the road.The design looks good, and I was pleased to receive the product in the brown color as described, which matches the interior upholstery of my camper. The color blends in well, creating a cohesive look that complements the overall design of the bathroom area. It’s not just about aesthetics, though -the skylight also has a functional benefit in being able to block some light when the sun is directly overhead, which helps to manage temperature and prevent the bathroom from overheating.That being said, there were some hiccups with the installation process. The listing claimed that mounting screws were included, but only 10 were provided -half the number needed for proper installation. This was frustrating because I would have ordered the additional screws at the same time if I had known.For what it’s worth, the product itself seems well-made and feels like it will last over time. The plastic material seems strong and feels like it can hold up against the elements. While the incomplete screw set was inconvenient, the skylight performs well now that it’s installed, and I’m happy with how it fits into my camper’s bathroom setup. It’s a good choice for anyone looking for a replacement to their damaged skylight or if for a new installation, to add more light and functionality to their RV.
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