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Montana Sky · 08-22-2006, 03:37 PM

The dual pane windows are tinted, although they are not as dark as the single pane.

I got this today from a trusted source from Keystone. The R-value is less than 2 between the single and dual pane windows. Dual pane windows provide a much better sound insulation compared to the single pane. Their quote was "if you want less sound in your coach, go w/ the dual pane. Be ready for the trade off, weight and cost." "Not much better than single pane as far as temp control goes."

Thought I would pass that along.

2004 Chevy Silverado LT 2500HD CrewCab Duramax
2004 Montana 3400RL

08-22-2006, 03:37 PM	#57
Montana Sky Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Down the Road Posts: 5,627 M.O.C. #889	The dual pane windows are tinted, although they are not as dark as the single pane. I got this today from a trusted source from Keystone. The R-value is less than 2 between the single and dual pane windows. Dual pane windows provide a much better sound insulation compared to the single pane. Their quote was "if you want less sound in your coach, go w/ the dual pane. Be ready for the trade off, weight and cost." "Not much better than single pane as far as temp control goes." Thought I would pass that along. 2004 Chevy Silverado LT 2500HD CrewCab Duramax 2004 Montana 3400RL