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Old 21-01-2021, 13:03   #16
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Re: Portlight replacement -spacer material?
Jim,

I had seen them.

They look nice. However I still have to open the cut out and they don't give overall dimensions, eyeballing them I will have the same problem as with NFM.

As it is I will be making the cutouts bigger but I am pretty sure I can make the Vetus fit all locations. $165 each, CE AI rated.
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