Here are some fresh pictures from our CCD 25 into which we installed the OceanAIR shades September 2007. (I hope this works, and I will post these to Forums photos tonight also)
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You may see these cassette shades are closer to the wall surface than roller shades because of the way the mounts and cassettes are arranged. And with the sizes Airstream Co Customer Service helped us select most of the shades just fit between the window lifts on our CCD, so tuck in very neatly and have almost zero gap for those dozens of people trying to look into our Airstreams without first knocking on the door.
The background story:
We were not happy with the plain look of the white vinyl roller shades with open wall mountings. The first time we saw the OceanAIR shades we thought, this is THE solution. We shopped these online and were shocked with the costs from yacht outfitters. Nonetheless we sent inquiries to two yacht outfitters. Zero responses. Okay, call it beginner's luck -- we might have done something outrageous if they had offered good customer service, like purchased from them.
Instead we two months later were at Jackson Center for unrelated business and spent a little more time in the "Store" than we planned. Found one slightly nicked OceanAIR shade at 1/2 price. Thought, what the heck, let's try it. Installed it in the bathroom. Looked so sharp. Went back and with excellent help from Customer Service staff we purchased the other six shades. They gave us a price of approx $700 for all, well less than the yacht outfitters. Required approx two hours to install these -- the one over the dinette table is sort of in the roof locker and took one of the two hours by itself. No, it took two hours by itself. That's another story. Ask me and I will share it.