Camp'N 14 Inch Universal RV Roof Vent for Trailer, Camper, Motorhome - RV Vent Covers for Roof - OEM Lid Replacement (14 x 14 White 2-Pack)

Better than expected, thick, durable, hard plastic, and no leaks easy to install. Works as advertised. Love the shade of it lets in just the amount of light. Will see how it last in the Florida sun

I installed the Camp’N 14.5-inch RV roof vent on my trailer/camper, and it turned out great. The size is a perfect fit for standard roof openings, and installation was straightforward — no special tools or extra hassle needed. Most importantly, after a few seasons of rain and travel, it has remained leak-free. Overall, a solid, dependable roof vent that does exactly what it should.

Ordered these tops for our construction trailer that we converted to a traveling showroom for our products. The old one was cracked and leaky. These tops are great and fit the opening perfectly. Easy to install, they now make it so everything is water tight.

Cheap and easy to install. I used rivets instead of the nuts and bolts provided as it was just easier to install that way.

Replaces original vent fan cover, fits good, loojs good, easy swap out.

I bought three of these vent covers to replace all of mine at the same time while resealing the roof. There are cheaper versions available, but I’m a firm believer that you get what you pay for. The cheaper ones have the metal crossbar only in the middle of the cover. Whereas these, the crossbar is full length. This provides a better seal and will last longer The covers and hardware need to be assembled before installation. All of the hardware/fasteners were included and assembly was pretty simple and straightforward, but not without some issues. The predrilled holes weren’t uniform. Some had residual material from the molding process which prevented the screws from passing through. I used an awl to slightly ream each hole. I would suggest doing the same thing to every hole before you begin installing the hardware. The included silicone washers are supposed to prevent the screws and nuts from loosening, but I added a small drop of Loctite blue threadlocker just to make sure. Especially since they will be subject to a lot of vibration. The assembly process actually took longer than the installation process; which is as simple as sliding off the old cover and then sliding on the new one. Overall, these vent covers appear to be constructed of quality material and look like they will hold up as well as, or better than, the originals. These are great replacements that I would definitely recommend!

Installed quickly upon winterization.... Just another quick fix...

I needed to replace one of the vent cover on my 2017 Berkshire RV. The Heng 14x14 had deteriorated to the point it was grey and brittle and the smallest touch would disintegrate it. A few feet away another vent made by another manufacturer looked brand new. I treated both of them with 303 protectant a couple time a year, so I am at a loss as to why the Heng performed so poorly. Needless to say I will stay away from their products from now on.... The campN 14x14 I purchased is a perfect fit. It came nicely packaged with all the hardware and screws. The quality seems very good, the one page instruction was clearly marked and the hardware lined up very well with the pre-drilled holes on the cover. I made sure to apply a nice coat of 303 Protectant on both sides and lubricated the hardware and I used Locktite on the screws to prevent them loosening while driving. The install took 5 miutes, the cover moves up down as supposed to and it looks great. It is an easy DIY project that will require one person to go on the roof of the RV or camper. For additional installation watch a couple you tube videos if so inclined but it is very simple to replace the vent cover. Updated review 4/25 I had to knock 2 stars because 4 years later, that vent is perished, craked and needing replacing again. My RV is covered when not in use and as I stated above, I treat all rubber and plastic with 303 protectant, so I expected better from that cap. By the way the other cap is now 8 years old and still lokes and feel great. I decided not the replace the cap, instead I will fiberglass it. I have a boat, so I have plenty of resin and cloth to do the repair and I will buy a couple of MaxxAir vent cover to protect them and to allow us to keep the vents open when driving and in inclement weather. I will post photos of the fiberglassed vent once I am finished.