I have some impact damage on one the front windows of my van. Two questions. Is there a temporary fix which will stop the crack spreading? And any suggestions for a replacement supplier? Thanks in anticipation!

If it’s a newish van then any Eriba dealer will be able to help, however if it’s an older van you may need a caravan breakers or try this company.

https://eeco-ltd.co.uk/request-a-quote/?...PRoClpUQAvD_BwE

I broke an outer window skin last year after my rear window delaminated (I was trying to get it off the caravan!). i ended up buying a brand new window sourced from Europe at vastly lower price than UK dealer quotes. Whilst waiting for that I taped across the crack with poly tunnel repair tape. It was a bit unsightly (clear, but cloudy), however it lasted all summer and winter with no problem. Colin's hint about drilling a small hole at the end of the crack is spot on - unfortunately my crack went right across the window... If you do the hole drilling, then pop a bit of tape over it. If you want, run some thin superglue into the crack as well, however i have found a better "solution" to the existing crack to be a product called Captain Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure - (on EBay or Amazon) - which is designed for just such a problem (originally on boats). It works a treat, getting pulled into cracks far better than superglue. It is really, really viscous, so be careful! best done flat, not vertical.

Just getting a quote from CaravanCrazy but will check Europe prices. Good idea about Captain Tolley’s. I have used that on boats and am a big fan!

theres a company in london that does marine windows 11.50 is the start. however for caravan camper van in Tuscany Lippert the second video

It was CaravanCrazy I got mine through - half the price of Kool Classics's quote and turned out to be a brand new window straight from Polyplastic (the original manufacturer) in the Netherlands.

We have just used Caravan Crazy for a replacement side window for our Triton. They were great. It took about 6 weeks for it to come from Polyplastic in the Netherlands and cost about £500 and it matches the other windows in our van perfectly. Would highly recommend this company if anyone needs a new window. My husband has now learnt his lesson - he will not try to lift the window above horizontal again when there is a problem with the window stays. If you do that it falls off its hinge onto the ground and breaks!! Very costly mistake!!