Camper Glass

Cant fault the service from these guys. After receiving my order and realising one of the items I had ordered incorrectly, one phone call and all was sorted swiftly, with no extra postage charge. Just wish I could remember the name of the team member I spoke to, so they would get the praise they deserve.
Apr 2nd, 2023

I had fake barn windows .easy to fit once I got the mastic out great company .I've now ordered rear fake windows .thankyou good price friendly service
Mar 25th, 2023

Brilliant Campany. No hassle at all. Order some windows nearly 2 years ago. Did not get round to fitting and now selling my van. Camper glass was more thank happy to take them back for full refund 2 years later! I am extremely happy with the service. Sent to them on Friday, delivery on Monday and refunded the next day. Cannot fault this company. Also a shout out to Ben who dealt with me quickly and efficiently. If I need any windows in the future, camper glass will be the first people I speck to. Thanks again. Regards Jake
Feb 8th, 2023

Recently purchased some glasses for my 2004 vivaro. A sliding door opening one and the tint is awesome and the glass is good quality, the people go out there way to help you out with any tips or problem if any, always packed up really well and fast delivery when in stock lol thanks again guys for helping me out 10/10
Dec 8th, 2022

I purchased a pair of barn door windows from Camper Glass and the fitting kit for 2 windows, for my 2018 Renault Traffic. Everything was well packaged and delivered within 3 days at a brilliant price too. I watched the fitting videos on their website a couple of times to familiarise myself with the fitting process and even though I was fitting the windows to a Renault Trafic and the videos are for VW vans, there isn't a massive difference in the process. I was a little apprehensive when cutting holes in my shiny van, but I had watched lots of other videos on YouTube, so drilled all the corners from inside then joined all the dots up on the outside. The spot welds holding the strengthening brace in place were drilled an the brace was removed. I didn't have metal shears, so I used a jigsaw with a new blade for each cutout. I cut the panels out from outside then cleaned all the rough edges and applied silver Hammerite paint to the bare edges. I then laid out the windows and wiped them over with the window wipe supplied in the kit and used the second wipe to clean the metal area that was going to have the primer applied to it. I applied the primer as per the instructions in their videos and once dry, I cut the "V" shape into the nozzle for the adhesive and applied a good constant thick bead of adhesive to the van doors. There is plenty of adhesive supplied in the kit and more than enough primer. I fitted the cleaned and primed windows and pushed them firmly into place and positioned them with an even gap all around the window edges. The windows were taped into place and left to dry, although I did keep going back to check that they hadn't slipped down. I'm happy to say they never moved at all. I didn't use any of the "U" shape capping around the inner sawn edge as I will be carpeting right up to the window, like the ones in the Camper Glass videos. All in all I'm really pleased with the look of the van. I would highly recommend Camper Glass to anyone converting a van. Thanks Camper Glass. Great service, a great product at a really good price. Brilliant.
May 31st, 2022