Movano bonded van windows

[Ems]

Can anyone recommend a company to supply and fit bonded windows to a 2012 Movano? Ideally not to far from MK. Thanks :anyone:

 

[Deleted member 951]

These people fit windows Emma, but I don't have any experience of them;

Young Conversions - Bespoke Van Conversions, Motorhomes and Campers.

Are you definitely going for bonded rather than the Seitz type?

 

[hextal]

I originally wanted bonded for my movano but changed my mind and went for seitz. They seitz were pricier, flimsier and less pretty, but I'm still so glad I went with them. Very little condensation and the ability to fully open them is such a big benefit.

 

[Deleted member 951]

I originally wanted bonded for my movano but changed my mind and went for seitz. They seitz were pricier, flimsier and less pretty, but I'm still so glad I went with them. Very little condensation and the ability to fully open them is such a big benefit.

I agree. I have the Seitz ones fitted to my Renault Master (same van). Easy to fit, and with the cassette type blinds and mozzy nets and opening windows, plenty of ventilation available.

 

[st3v3]

I have a guy in Bristol who works for a company doing this, but he does private cash stuff on the weekend. Probably not ideal him being here, but if you can try and find someone local that might be the way to go. I bought the glass from a company on eBay and he fitted it fine. This was on the Vito.

 

[Ems]

I'm going for the stealth look hence the bonded ones. I have contacted Youngs and they failed to get back to me. I have had a response from one company but I nearly fainted, especially when the windows are available online for not that much!

Steve, catch up tomorrow re your friend. I can always spend a day in Bristol! My other option at the moment is Margate!

 

[FULL TIMER]

I use Leisure Vehicle Window's, http://leisurevehiclewindows.co.uk/ based in Corby, Paul is pretty good to deal with