After you cut the hole in your van wall for a half-slider bunk window, the raw edge around the opening is still visible. This interior trim covers that edge so youre not looking at exposed metal or brushing against it as you move around.
When you install a half-slider bunk window, the raw cut edge around the opening is still visible. That edge can chip over time. Even if it's painted, it's still thinner and more exposed than the surrounding panel. The cut edge can also feel sharp or uneven. Covering it reduces the chance of your hand or shirt catching on that exposed metal as you move around.
The trim mounts to the inside of your van wall around the window cutout, but you can secure it a few different ways. You can fasten it with self-tapping screws to pull it tight against the wall. You can glue it in place if you dont want visible screw heads around the window. If your window uses bolts that pass through the wall, the trim can sit under that same hardware so its clamped in place when the window is tightened, leaving a smooth, finished edge instead of rough, exposed metal.
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