Width of center window

[Wayne&Sam]

I'm thinking of going from a 20' to a 25' which has a 6" wider body. So I'm wondering how they add the 6" to the pano windows. I assume the middle, flat window is 6" wider than the one on the 20'. I'm I correct?

[dkottum]

We had the exact same year/model Airstream as yours and did move to a 25'. I believe the difference is primarily front center window width but there may be a slight difference in the side panos as well. The 25' feels larger and brighter all around.

[Wayne&Sam]

Thanks. It seems to me it would be cheaper for Airstream to use only one size pano and just change the center window.

Could you give the width of you center window? Then I could check on mine.

[DKB_SATX]

The panos are the same dimensions, all years/all models/all widths, from the earliest Argosy to a brand new one, including the Minuets. Even front-to-rear are the same on the rear-bedroom trailers. The width difference is all in the rectangular flat window.

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by DKB_SATX

The panos are the same dimensions, all years/all models/all widths, from the earliest Argosy to a brand new one, including the Minuets. Even front-to-rear are the same on the rear-bedroom trailers. The width difference is all in the rectangular flat window.

The same dimensions is not exactly correct.

There are two different models of wrap windows.

They are different in height.

Andy

[DKB_SATX]

Originally Posted by Inland RV Center, In

The same dimensions is not exactly correct.

There are two different models of wrap windows.

They are different in height.

Andy

Your previous statements are the reason I believed they're all the same.

Which ones differ in height?