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GarryP
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I have no experience with them.
Depending on your requirements, you might want to check out Wynne Inc. at the link below. I have heard good things about them and recently ordered a set of new Model 310 sliding*windows for our Krogen Manatee. We haven't received them yet so I can't give you any more info yet.
http://www.wynneinc.com/Models/models.html
-- Edited by GarryP on Wednesday 13th of April 2011 08:47:28 AM
Depending on your requirements, you might want to check out Wynne Inc. at the link below. I have heard good things about them and recently ordered a set of new Model 310 sliding*windows for our Krogen Manatee. We haven't received them yet so I can't give you any more info yet.
http://www.wynneinc.com/Models/models.html
-- Edited by GarryP on Wednesday 13th of April 2011 08:47:28 AM
GarryP
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Those MarineLite Windows do look good ... and they are expensive. They responded promptly and gave me a quote the same day. But they came back about 50% more than WynneInc.com which look just about as good from what I can tell from the little flat panel window here on my desk.
I do like MarineLite's drain design for the sliding windows. It looks like it would be unaffected by a strong wind. It's something I might want to copy it for the Wynne windows.
-- Edited by GarryP on Friday 15th of April 2011 04:36:55 AM
I do like MarineLite's drain design for the sliding windows. It looks like it would be unaffected by a strong wind. It's something I might want to copy it for the Wynne windows.
-- Edited by GarryP on Friday 15th of April 2011 04:36:55 AM
