RecPro RV Skylight Outer Dome | 14" x 22" Universal Outer Skylight (Clear)

I've never done anything like this before but I did it with no trouble and it is still working great!

I was prepared that the holes on the dome would not line up with the hole on my roof, which was fine because I installed mine straighter than the original. Need butyl tape and 2 tubes of self leveling sealant. I was able to reuse the existing wood screws because they weren’t corroded.

I liked the fact that the holes were pre-drilled.Fit as replacement was perfect!Should not be advertised as clear when it is actually frosted!

Just the right size, looks good. Didn’t realize it was so flat on top, rounded might be better. My fault for not paying attention.

Zero stars! This thing is absolute garbage. Be warned if you buy this piece of junk and install it in your RV, it WILL crack after a few months (or weeks) and you WILL have one heck of a problem on your hands when you’re on the road in the rain or snow or dust (which is always when RVing). I bought two of these pieces of transparent tissue (that’s what I call them to keep it clean) for two skylights in my RV. I replaced my original domes because they were just old and brittle looking (big mistake using this junk). Upon arrival I was a little skeptical in that these things are paper thin plastic with zero integrity whatsoever. Cheap cheap cheap! I thought since they’re purpose made domes they must work right? Wrong! Within a couple months one of them had cracked on every corner so I replaced it with good ole plexiglass. Couple more months and the second one cracked all along the leading edge which I also replaced with plexiglass. The second crack got noticed when water started pouring in during a rainstorm! Luckily it was over the shower! Bottom line, you’re notified. Good luck.. Oh, BTW, the 1/4” plexiglass sheets I installed are working like a charm. I’ll never have to worry about the plexiglass:) Lesson learned…

Both rv bathroom skylights were damaged in a hailstorm. This skylight was used as the outer skylight. Easy to replace damaged skylight. Was exactly what I was looking for.

This is a perfect replacement for a cracked skylight on my Porto Class B. I used a silicone calk per instruction on Winnebago website. No more leaking!

Hail took out my old, brittle, sun-beaten skylight above my shower. This replacement fit just like the old one and took 20+ screws through the mounting edge without any cracking. He sure to order 2 tubes of lap sealant to slather all over the screws and edge.