Re: Windows: Sizes, numbers, location, type, etc…?
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Originally Posted by carringb
If passengers will be riding in the back, more/bigger is better
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Originally Posted by daveb
Depends on the vehicle and what kind of layout you want. I wanted a E-350 EB-50 layout as my van. So I was very limited to where the windows were to be placed.
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Originally Posted by dhally
When designing our van, we placed the windows for ventilation while sleeping and for giving the back seat passengers "some" outside view.
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When we designed our van, we were very conscious of views out of the rear passenger area. We have a modified EB50 design, and added a large window on the drivers' side right beside the rear bench. It was a trade-off with storage, but we felt visibility was more important. Even if we had gone for a more standard EB50 layout, with sink and cabinets instead of our side-facing seat, we would have incorporated a large window somehow. Not only is it great during travel for our six-year old son, who sits on the left side of the rear bench, but it is also great for light and views while camped.
You need to determine your priorities and work from there. I think it's a balance between windows and interior layout - I don't think one should come first.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Brent
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2008 E350 EB, V10, GTRV Conversion
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