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i would say no they cannot be repaired but you can get a copy made by..i had three made by them really good apart from the fact they were a quarter of one inch shorter overall.for a price quote measure the opening in the caravan not the window.

www.eeco-ltd.co.uk

or try here 4000 windows i believe.

http://www.caravanbreakers.net/

http://www.caravanbreakers.net/30840/info.php?p=6&cat=66429

Everything is repairable, can you get the window off the van ok? Can you seperate the inner from the outer or just prise them apart a little? If you can then get a fresh tube of Araldite Rapid, a small plastic spreader, a small weight (1kg  will do) and a clean firm mixing pallet, (an old kitchen tile is good).

Mask off the window around where the seperation is and mix up the Araldite, you now need to work fairly quickly before the epoxy starts to gel.

Using the spreader, apply a THIN bead of the mixed epoxy along the join of the inner and outer. Close the panels together and sit the weight on them to keep them nice and tight. Leave for a couple of hours. Remove masking and hopefully youve got a useable repair.

Quote: Originally posted by Stevieb on 31/5/2009

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Everything is repairable, can you get the window off the van ok? Can you seperate the inner from the outer or just prise them apart a little? If you can then get a fresh tube of Araldite Rapid, a small plastic spreader, a small weight (1kg  will do) and a clean firm mixing pallet, (an old kitchen tile is good).

Mask off the window around where the seperation is and mix up the Araldite, you now need to work fairly quickly before the epoxy starts to gel.

Using the spreader, apply a THIN bead of the mixed epoxy along the join of the inner and outer. Close the panels together and sit the weight on them to keep them nice and tight. Leave for a couple of hours. Remove masking and hopefully youve got a useable repair.

 

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