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When the old vent lid cracks or starts leaking, this white, wedge-shaped polypropylene dome puts things right again. It’s made to replace the cover on Ventline Ventadome roof vents, restoring a solid seal that keeps out rain and UV. The plastic construction resists weathering better than brittle old covers that have been baked in the sun for years.
No guesswork here—this replacement dome fits Ventline Ventadome roof vent models V2092, V2094, V2119, and V2128 made after 2008. The shape and continuous hinge line up exactly with the factory design, so once it’s clipped in place, the vent opens and closes like new.
The lid covers the standard 14-1/4" by 14-1/4" rough roof opening used across most roof vents. That makes it a straightforward swap for old or storm-damaged lids that have the same hinge type. Just check your hinge and model number, and you’ll know it’s the right fit.
The white color gives a clean, neutral look that blends well with most roof finishes. It looks tidy from the outside and keeps the vent area from heating up the way darker covers can. Simple, durable, and built to keep things sealed and protected up top.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we're going to be taking a look at the Ventline Replacement Dome Assembly in white, part number BVD0449-A01. It's also available in smoke, part number BVD0449-A03. This is going to be a direct replacement for the lid on your model number V2092, V2094, V2119 and V2128, Ventadome Roof Vents. It has the same web shape and it's made out of the same polypropylene material. Over time your lid may crack, break or fade. We're going to show you how to replace it. Now of course this will be in your RV, but for demonstration purposes, we're going to show you right here.
We'll flip it over and this will be as if we we're looking up. First thing we want to do is go ahead and remove the screen. We've got these little tabs surrounding it. We can actually just push those out and begin taking it off. All you're going to need for this job is a Phillips-Head screwdriver. Let's go ahead and take off the knob.
Once we get that screw loose, we can actually just pull up on the knob just like that and set it aside. For our tray here, we just need to push in on each side inward. We've got some teeth that we need to get around, but then it should just pop right on out. You can see the two teeth here. Then we've got our switch. If you'd like you can disconnect it, we're going to leave ours attached.
The other two wires here will be connected to your power in your RV. Then we can grab our Phillips-Head screwdriver again and we're going to remove our arm assembly. Now we'll need to take these screws all the way out. With those loose, it's going to allow us to remove our arm from our lid. We can just slide it off like so and just kind of leave it set there. Then it's going to allow us to remove our lid from our vent assembly. Now this portion will be on top of your RV.
You can actually lift up on the non hinged end of the lid all the way up and then take it off. We can grab our new one. We'll locate the hinge side, go ahead and turn it over, line it up and then turn it over like so. Now we can go back inside of our RV. Back here on the inside we can reconnect our arm assembly. We'll just need to slide this on to the portion right here just like that and then position it over our holes. I've gone ahead and reinstalled my other components. Let's go ahead and test it out. I'd say it's working pretty good. That's going to complete our look at the Ventline Replacement Dome Assembly.
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Ratings & Reviews
Mike L.
7/23/2026
Hey Bert, unfortunately there aren't available replacement hinges. Wish I had better news for you!
Kate F.
3/18/2026
Thanks for the kind words Lester, I love hearing how we are doing things right. What kind of camper is this going on, and what trip are you looking most forward to this camping season?
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Charlie
4/17/2026
It is still like brand new! I definitely recommend this!