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Tern Overland
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Premier supplier of camper, trailer & van windows, doors, and components that are simple by design, innovative, and engineered for endurance.
We do not just sell windows, hatches, or doors. We sell the components that enhance your security, and travel experience, allowing you to sleep soundly at night. That is our commitment.
We do not just sell windows, hatches, or doors. We sell the components that enhance your security, and travel experience, allowing you to sleep soundly at night. That is our commitment.
TRD Pro Tundra Giveaway by A Race Against Blindness - AUGUST 18th!
Join Us for an Inspiring Interview with Steve Johnston, Founder of A Race Against Blindness
In this interview, we chat with Steve Johnston, one of the driving forces behind A Race Against Blindness. Steve shares the personal story of how his son Luke's diagnosis of a rare genetic condition led to the creation of this incredible organization. Dedicated to funding sight-saving clinical trials for children with inherited retinal diseases, A Race Against Blindness is on a mission to advance therapies for pediatric conditions like RP/BBS1.
Steve also discusses their exciting fundraiser, where you can win an Overland Tundra TRD PRO + an Overland Trailer + $60,000 in cash! Don’t miss out-the deadline to enter is August 18th!
🔗 Enter to Win: araceagainstblindness.org/products/tundra-trailer-giveaway-2024?view=sl-670F34DB
🔗 Learn More About A Race Against Blindness: araceagainstblindness.org/
Let's make a difference together. Please watch, share, and contribute to this life-changing cause!
#RaceAgainstBlindness #OverlandFundraiser #SaveSight
In this interview, we chat with Steve Johnston, one of the driving forces behind A Race Against Blindness. Steve shares the personal story of how his son Luke's diagnosis of a rare genetic condition led to the creation of this incredible organization. Dedicated to funding sight-saving clinical trials for children with inherited retinal diseases, A Race Against Blindness is on a mission to advance therapies for pediatric conditions like RP/BBS1.
Steve also discusses their exciting fundraiser, where you can win an Overland Tundra TRD PRO + an Overland Trailer + $60,000 in cash! Don’t miss out-the deadline to enter is August 18th!
🔗 Enter to Win: araceagainstblindness.org/products/tundra-trailer-giveaway-2024?view=sl-670F34DB
🔗 Learn More About A Race Against Blindness: araceagainstblindness.org/
Let's make a difference together. Please watch, share, and contribute to this life-changing cause!
#RaceAgainstBlindness #OverlandFundraiser #SaveSight
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Jocelyn Interviews Cody & Christina from The Desert Cruisers
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Join us for an exclusive interview with Cody and Christina from The Desert Cruisers, hosted by Jocelyn! Today, we dive deep into their incredible builds and unique lifestyle and will also explore why they chose Arctic Tern Windows and Doors for their adventure rig. If you're passionate about overlanding, DIY, vanlife, vehicle building, or the nomadic lifestyle, this video is a must-watch. Learn...
ARCTIC TERN WINDOWS - Your Windows to Adventure!
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Discover Why Arctic Tern Windows Are the Ultimate Choice for Every Adventurer's Camper! Are you ready to elevate your camper experience? Find out why Arctic Tern Windows are the best windows for every adventurer's camper. From unmatched durability to innovative design, see how these windows can transform your overland journey. Key Features: -Superior durability for rugged adventures -Innovative...
TERN OVERLAND - Interview with Taylor from AntiShanty at the 2024 Overland Expo West
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Join Jocelyn as she sits down with Taylor from AntiShanty at the 2024 Overland Expo West! In this exclusive interview, they discuss the unique features and benefits of using Arctic Tern Windows in all of Antishanty's builds. Discover why these high-quality windows are a game-changer for overland campers and off-grid living. 🔹 Learn about the design, versatility, and durability of Arctic Tern Wi...
Arctic Tern Awning Window Installation
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Official Arctic Tern Window Installation Video ! These windows are great DIY projects, or you can have one of our Certified Installers do the work for you! All Installation Guides, Considerations for Fitment, and Additional Dimensions are available at www.ternoverland.com/resources. Visit ternoverland.com for more information, or email us at info@ternoverland.com! 0:00 Warning & Considerations ...
Operating the Arctic Tern Wildlands Door
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Learn about operating the New Arctic Tern Wildlands Entry Door. Features and more details can be found at www.TernOverland.com Look under the Products tab for the Wildlands Door. You'll find dimensions and pricing there.
Arctic Tern Wildlands Door Installation & Operation
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Learn about installing and operating the New Arctic Tern Wildlands Entry Door. Also read the Wildlands Security Door Guide PDF for more information. Both can be found at www.TernOverland/documents
Arctic Tern Van Vibrations
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Are your van walls finished? Watch this video to see and hear the difference when the sheet metal walls are properly insulated to prevent vibration. If your Arctic Tern screen and blind assembly is rattling this could be why.
Van Conversions - Considerations for Fitment Tern Overland
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Considerations for using Arctic Tern Windows in a van conversion build.
Arctic Tern Cargo Access Door
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Arctic Tern Cargo Access Door - Features & Highlights.
Arctic Tern Opening Blind Assembly
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Open the blind and screen assembly when mounting it onto the window. Arctic Tern Windows from Tern Overland.
Perfect! I will be ordering within 1-2 days. THANK YOU!!!!
Why they call that window arctic? it is not double window. that will not be insulated enough for arctic or canadian extreme cold winter
Hi Coco. The Arctic Tern is a bird that makes the longest migration journey of any animal on Earth. Our windows ARE double paned, and combined with the air gap created by the window shade, they do very well in cold environments. If our windows aren't what you're looking for , I hope you find something that works well for your situation. Happy trails!
WHAT? For the price of their windows they do not supply a template?
Just installed a 300x700mm Classic pane lost on the west side of Amarillo after forgetting to lock it shut. Marking the key tab location was essential and literally made replacement a snap. Very well designed. Well worth the price.
What is the primer you used with the VHB tape?
Hi Mehran. 3M VHB tape is a quality, readily available primer.
Can you open/rotate the latch from the inside? I would like to use one as a backup hatch/door if the main door is blocked. Thanks!
Where can I purchase a replacement blind?
Wondering the same thing here...
Great tutorial!
thank you so much just talked to you guys today with questions about installing the window inside the flare i'm installing
Great instructional video. Thanks. Just installed my 300mm x 700mm. So happy with the product.
It would have been a bit less brain cycles if you all would have provided the template.
For what these cost....be cool if it just came with the paper template.
i was thinking the same... bit cheap of them not to just SEND the template......
my thoughts EXACTLY
template is such a pain to make
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It would be helpful if you write out in the details what the liquid is you used on the screws. Verbal isn't clear. Also answering the other questions in the comments would be helpful.
Hello! Thank you for your feedback. The liquid we used on the screws is written in detail in our installation instructions, which can be found on our website as well as in each package we ship. It is a metal based anti seize. Permatex is a good option.
@@ternoverland thank you!
I just installed my window and forgot about prepping screws. I never used the anti seize on the screws. Should I be unscrewing all the screws to do this? It’s a small 300x500 window in rear barn door of a cargo trailer
Great Video! Thanks! One suggestion if you ever re-edit this video: include a segment that shows the viewer the 50%-75% compression of the gasket on the outside. Also, I found that going around and tightening all of the screws just to the point of initial compression of the gasket is a good place to start - then go around again in the star pattern tightening each screw the same amount in small increments works well - it took me about three trips around the star to get my gasket compressed equally and to the appropriate degree. I was moving slowly. Gracias again for such an informative video.
Thanks for the suggestion! You can calculate the % of compression with calipers. We did recommend that in the video but it is difficult to show! We also recommend tightening the screws in a cross hatch pattern to make sure that one section of the window isn't tightened too much or too little (avoids over tightening and bottoming out screws) , and gives an even compression all around. Glad the video helped you, let us know if you have any other questions!
Great job
Please do a video of what it looks like to insulate around a window then? Do you cut through the poly and attach the window to the insulation?
The window should be installed onto a strong hard surface (usually the sheet metal + a rigid spacer frame made of hard wood or aluminum of the correct thickness). The insulation will go around the window. Check out our full installation video for more details on the framing and install!
@@ternoverland Got it:) I bought the inner wood ring from Satsung (sp?) and the 450x900.
What liquid were you applying to wall before placing frame with tape?
What glue is used?
What is the outside of your camper made of? Where do you buy that material?
You can see more about this camper at atoverland.com
Good video!
Great job Ethan!
Give me convenience or give me death. You guys could make way more money if you: 1. Charge 30-50 bucks for the template. Why let the customer mess that up? 2. Sell kits for the framing. Do it out of 80/20. Why not make money on that? Customers will pay for this kind of convenience for sure.
Thank you for the suggestions! We will keep this in mind. We have found in the past that the cost for templates is not worth it, and tracing the inner frame ring is very simple and that allows you to make a template from any material you would like. As for the framing, we can not do this as everyone does their framing differently based on the build and what their upfitting plans are. Some need thicker or thinner frames, and there is no feasible way for us to supply this. Some don't even need frames (composite materials ect). The installation of our windows is pretty custom and there are a lot of variables to keep in mind! We have tried to make the purchasing process as simple as possible.
I just watched a video today of someone screwing this up. Guaranteed you could make money selling a template. It gives people a peace of mind. Cutting a hole in your van is harrowing. The customers don't have to buy this, but providing that option is a win. How much can that possibly cost to build? $5? You could charge $50 easily. Alternatively, you would be providing a huge service by having the outline traced on the boxing that you shipped the unit in. Something that makes it easy. The framing kits is not as good of an idea no doubt. But I still think you could do well with that.
@@peterdods425 Thanks for the suggestion Peter.
@@ternoverland so I just finished installing my window. It's waterproof. It's working great. I love your product. I stand by what I said though. The hardest part by far of the entire process was getting a clean template. It is not that easy to trace that line as you don't have much room for a pen with the amount of height on the bracket. If you use the bracket, it's slightly misshaped compared to the actual window. It seems to bulge out a little bit on the corners. It took me a good two tries to get a decent template. I spent hours on it I'm embarrassed to admit. Cutting the hole etc. That was fast and easy. If the template was made in plastic sheeting, all the better. Cardboard is just the worst for this kind of stuff because it frays. I would have paid $50 for it. I'm a retailer myself. You'd be surprised at the kind of money you can make by making things easy on people. I would have paid $100 for a 1-in thick frame spacer made out of wood. Maybe $150 if it was made out of 80/20. Anyways. Don't want to harp on you guys. You're making an awesome product. It's very impressive. I just thought I would share my thoughts with you on how you can make it easier for the customer and make more money at the same time. Win-win for everybody.
@@peterdods425 Peter, I am glad to hear your window install was successful. Thanks again for the feedback, I will relay it to my team again. We would hate to send a template that is just a little off (due to manufacturing tolerances), so we still feel that each customer creating their own template is the best option. We do not provide the spacer frames due to the sheer number of different options that someone can choose to go with. Being as simple as four straight pieces of wood, it shouldn't be too hard to create this yourself. There are many different thicknesses that it could be made out of, and we think it would complicate the ordering and installation process for our customers. Please be sure to let me know if you have any other questions or need anything else! We appreciate your purchase and your feedback. Safe travels!
Looking at the driver's side, does that bottom front corner pose the same issue as the bottom rear corner on the sliding door? I am looking to install the 550x1100 on the drivers side and it looks tight. I realize that its the largest window you make and you mention it will fit in the video but that bottom front corner looks awfully close.
Are there any thermal bridging issues with the metal framing?
very little, because the inner and outer frames do not touch. The only bridge there is what gets transmitted through the screws. There is a small amount of exposed aluminum around external frame. Once the blind is closed, the window is isolated from the interior. The blind assembly is separated from the window by foam weatherstrip. It's as good a system as you could have with an aluminum framed window, and trust me, you want an aluminum framed window.
@@Dav-S5658 Thank you David!
Has anyone had success with applying automotive tint to these windows ?
We have researched this, and to the best of our knowledge this not a good idea. This information comes from the film manufacturers. Apparently, it is possible for gas to collect between the acrylic and the film. Our window panes are comprised of two layers. The inside is flat and the outside is molded into a curve. If someone did want to try this, the best place for the film is the inside. The film would also see less heat there. At this point we can't recommend it though.
@@Dav-S5658 interesting... pretty risky if it fouls the acrylic. If I roll the dice do you sell replace window panels only?
@@MyGoogleUA-cam Yes we do. We carry a complete line of parts for all of our products!
Thanks! That helps me understand the installation quite a bit!
Excellent! Send us an email through our website if you have any other questions or issues! We are happy to help. Thank you for your interest in our products!