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Hi

Can't see any problem using 4mm if matching isn't an issue. Just wondering if the extra 1mm might make fitting window rubber seals a little tight, but probably not!

I didn't have any problems getting 3mm external red ply from my local builders merchants last year which they had in stock. They dropped off 2 sheets of 6' x 8' for £7 delivery charge, which saved a lot of hassle!

John

you can find walboards here,put in wallboards

https://sslrelay.com/olearymotorhomeshop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=15436a70a87e14d/shopdata/index.shopscript

and here

http://caravanparts.net/

Thanks for the reply. I will have to match up in one area where it is not conspicuous, I will put the sande over the edges prior to papering.

Brian

Quote: Originally posted by michael on 25/6/2007

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you can find walboards here,put in wallboards

https://sslrelay.com/olearymotorhomeshop.co.uk/sess/utn;jsessionid=15436a70a87e14d/shopdata/index.shopscript

and here

http://caravanparts.net/

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Great links Michael, will have to add them to my site when I get back to working on it! Giving it a wee rest till I get to adding the tons of info I have collated since taking ill! (Will take years lol!!!!)

Still looking for a Glass window supplier that isn't after me getting a mortgage! - Opting for sheets of acrylic for the repair!

Still looking for a Glass window supplier that isn't after me getting a mortgage! - Opting for sheets of acrylic for the repair!

if you take the whole window  to a good glass glass place they should be able to cut it for you and fit it,not cheap we had a 1900s door done a while back and releaded.

 get back to working on it! Giving it a wee rest till I get to adding the tons of info I have collated since taking ill! (Will take years lol!!!!)

keep your chin up and it will come with time.