Motorhome Heroes
Whether your bodyglass is cracked, damaged or needs replacing completely, our experienced team will identify the correct replacement and arrange fitting. We work with leading window manufacturers including Polyplastic, Dometic and Plastoform, and can also help with specialist and hard-to-source glazing.
If you give us your motorhome’s make, model and year, along with window measurements, photos and the Kitemark or serial number, we can confirm the right specification.
With nationwide coverage across England, Scotland and Wales, our technicians can replace your motorhome bodyglass at your home or another convenient location. We supply and fit replacement glass for a wide range of motorhome manufacturers, including Adria, Carthago, Concorde, Frankia, Hymer, Mobilvetta and Pilote, and can work with your insurance broker to arrange your glass replacement.
To find the height, measure from the top edge to the bottom edge through the centre of the glass. To find the width, measure from one side to the other about 10cm up from the bottom, just above the wipers.
Accurate measurements help us identify and supply the correct replacement windscreen for your motorhome.
Once we’ve identified the right windscreen, our skilled technicians will fit it on-site, at a time and place that suits you.
Replacing a damaged windscreen restores clear visibility, keeps your motorhome safe and roadworthy, and gives you peace of mind on every trip.
How it works
Windscreen without moulding
Measure the width horizontally from one edge of the glass to the other (Y-axis), then measure the height vertically from the top edge of the glass to the bottom (X-axis). Please also send us the Kitemark details, usually found in one of the bottom corners of the windscreen, along with the make, model and year of your motorhome.
Windscreen with moulding
Measure horizontally from the centre of each side moulding (Y-axis), then vertically from the centre of the top to bottom moulding (X-axis). Please also provide the Kitemark details, usually found in a bottom corner, along with your motorhome’s make, model and year.
When ordering replacement glass, please provide the Kitemark number, which is usually found in a corner of the glass. For vehicles built from 2012 onwards, please also provide the unique window serial code, located on the hinge bar or internal frame.
When providing a photo of front windscreen or side bodyglass the photo MUST include ground to above top of motorhome. Ensure the complete front of side view is included.
We will come to your home or location anywhere in England, Scotland & Wales
