Blinds & Windows

Caravan and mobile home windows

Mobile Home Windows and Caravan Windows in noble optics for retrofitting or as replacement windows. The Camping Windows from Dometic (formerly Seitz) are probably the symbol of today's caravan or mobile home windows. Almost all camping windows are made of acrylic glass. Due to its low weight and high resistance to breakage, this material is ideal for this area of application. Meanwhile, mobile home and caravan windows are double-glazed, which ensures a high level of thermal insulation.

Camping windows and roller blinds for retrofitting

Especially the S4 are probably the most sold camping windows on the market. Dometic caravan and mobile home windows cover pretty much all window sizes from over-the-counter hinged and sliding windows. The good spare parts supply of the S4 windows rounds off the picture of the almost perfect camping window. This is because Dometic-Seitz has been used in the camping sector for many years and its consistently high quality has won it a place in the market. The frame windows can be opened or closed to allow fresh air into the interior.

Seitz windows - the caravan windows and mobile home windows from Dometic

The well-known S4 hinged windows and S4 sliding windows from Dometic (formerly Seitz) have now been sold millions of times over. These high-quality caravan and mobile home windows should leave nothing to be desired.
The still colloquially called Seitz windows convince through constant further developments:

• The safety interlock
  makes it difficult for burglars to get in
• The double-glazed acrylic window panes
  impress with very good insulation
• Windows and polyurethane frames
  The Seitz S4 complies with general building standards
• Blackout blind and fly screen
  have a practical one-hand operation
• The robust stands
  can be adjusted continuously
• Spare parts for Dometic-Seitz are easy to order,
  Please refer to the S4 spare parts list for the spare parts number.

Opening and sliding windows for your mobile home

There are differences in the opening mechanism of the complete windows. A distinction is made here between opening and sliding windows. With opening windows, the window pane is raised upwards-outwards. The fixation in the desired angle is done by the swing-out poles, also called window stay bars. With the new Dometic Seitz windows, these can be fixed continuously at any desired angle.
The sliding window is constructed in 2 parts. One pane slides to open, while the other is fixed in the window frame.

Which window dimension fits your mobile home or caravan?

If you want to buy or order a camping window, you need some information. The most important information is the so-called cut-out dimension. The cut-out dimension is quite brief: The size of the hole in the wall of your mobile. But before you start retrofitting your Dometic Seitz window, you should also take a look at the overall width. Because it may well be that difficulties arise, such as perhaps a wall cupboard that is too close together. With a little manual skill, however, nothing should stand in the way of installation.

Mobile Home or Caravan Blinds and Blackout Systems

Although the Seitz S4 comes with blinds, there are also older caravans and mobile homes where the cassette roller blind can break. Here we can offer you Dometic-Seitz roller blinds, but also combination pleated roller blinds and the Remis blackout system. Remis offers high quality blackout systems for the cab of most mobile homes.

Cassette roller blind and latching roller blind

If desired, you can retrofit your mobile with matching roller blinds. Here in the Camping Shop, you can choose from cassette roller blinds and latching roller blinds. Some models are coated with aluminium. This has the advantage that the heat of the sun is reflected and it remains cooler inside. The pleated blind looks classier and can contribute to insulation. Normally, you can also install the latching roller blinds where there is no room for the frame of the cassette roller blind.

Hinged or sliding window?

Hinged or sliding windows are the most common mobile home and caravan windows. Hinged windows are perfect for the kitchenette area when it is on the driver's side. The hinged window allows the kitchen steam to escape quickly and ensures good ventilation. Sliding windows are installed wherever space can be tight. In the panel van, for example, the sliding window in the path of the sliding door is a good choice.

Window installation in the camper van

You can use the Seitz mobile home windows for retrofitting panel vans. The closed VW T4, T5, T6, Sprinter, Trafic or Custom is quickly transformed into a light-flooded camper.  Just take the measurement of the "window indentation" in the metal of the outer skin of your van. We have attached cut-out dimensions for common camper vans and panel vans.

*Cut-out dimensions for standard camper windows.

Please take measurements of your vehicle anyway! The measurements are given in millimetres and are intended as a guide.

VW Bus T5 and T6 short wheelbase

T5 and T6 kR: Sliding door 950 x 500, centre driver's side 1000 x 500, rear side windows 750 x 450, rear windows 750 x 450

VW Bus T6 and T5 long wheelbase

T5 and T6 lR: Sliding door 1000 x 450, centre driver's side 1000 x 450, rear side windows 1100 x 450, rear windows 500 x 450

VW Bus T4 short wheelbase

T4 kR: Sliding door 1000 x 450, centre driver's side 1000 x 450, rear side windows 800 x 450, rear windows 1100 x 450

VW Bus T4 long wheelbase

T4 lR: Sliding door 1000 x 450, centre driver's side 1000 x 450, rear side windows 1100 x 450, rear windows 500 x 450

Fiat Ducato short wheelbase from 2006

Ducato kR: Sliding door 1100 x 550, centre driver's side 1200 x 550, rear side windows 1000 x 500, rear windows 600 x 500

Fiat Ducato medium wheelbase from 2006 onwards

Ducato lR: Sliding door 1000 x 550, centre driver's side 1200 x 550, rear side windows 1000 x 500, rear windows 600 x 500

Mercedes window (wheelbase 4325) from 2006 onwards

Sprinter: Sliding door 1000 x 500, centre driver's side 1000 x 500, rear side windows 1450 x 550, rear windows 500 x 550

Renault Trafic / Opel Vivaro (wheelbase 3098) as of 2014

Trafic: Sliding door 900 x 400, centre driver's side 900 x 400, rear side windows 700 x 300, rear windows 1100 x 450

Ford Custom (wheelbase 2933) from 2013

Ford Custom: Sliding door 750 x 400, centre driver's side 750 x 400, rear side windows 700 x 300, rear windows 500 x 350