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A cracked skylight can quickly turn into leaks and water damage if left unchecked. This white-tinted neo-angle replacement fits 20" x 8" openings, resists UV rays, and seals tight with included sealant to keep your RV dry and comfortable.
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A big part of replacing a skylight is confirming the opening size when the old unit doesn't provide clear measurements. This one is sized for a 20" x 8" cutout, with complete outer flange dimensions of 24" x 11", so you have the key measurements before removing the old unit from the roof. That lets you confirm the fit before removing the old unit so you're not stuck mid-project with the wrong size.
Get a waterproof install using the included sealant approved for use with polycarbonate plastic. Remove the old skylight, then clean and prep the roof surface so it's dry and debris-free. For added sealing, apply butyl tape (sold separately) along the skylight flange before setting it in place. Secure it with 1" zinc or stainless steel screws (not included), then seal over the flange edges and fasteners with the included sealant. If you need hardware or additional sealant, an install kit and extra sealant is available separately (SR76RR or SR86RR). If you'd like help installing your skylight, check out our Installer Locator to find an installer near you.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello neighbors, Steven here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking at our Specialty Recreation Universal Replacement RV skylight that fits a 20 by eight inch neo angle cutout. Now folks, when I say neo angle, what I mean is obviously that's the shape of the skylight here, and as far as measuring to determine what cutout size, obviously you wanna match up your new neo angle skylight with one that's the same size. So on this particular guy, we got 24 inches wide by 11 inches. That's on the right angle, the longest and the shortest, both ways you get that same measurement. And we're telling you that this fits a 20 by eight inch angled cutout.
Now it is a durable polycarbonate construction. It's got a lot of give to it. It's made for that. It's UV-resistant, impact-resistant, it's very durable. It's a translucent style kind of material.
It's gonna diffuse light and reduce glare. It's an easy installation. You got your included already drilled out holes, rather they're already drilled out. Now there is no screws included to install this. You would need to get them separately.
However you do get a tube of their SR140 sealant. Please only use this on polycarbonate as that's what it's designed for. Do not use the self-leveling adhesives that are out there. Maybe you have some leftover from another repair or something. Don't use the self-leveling ones because they don't interact with the polycarbonate in a good way, so the chemical makeup could destroy or weaken the polycarbonate.
You don't want that. The approximate bubble height, so this whole bubble here is about four inches tall. And again, it's a cutout dimension of 20 inches wide by eight inches long. Folks, I'm Steven, that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look at this white neo angle Specialty Recreation Replacement RV Skylight. Have a good one.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
92% were satisfied with this product
8% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Nick S.
10/20/2025
I am glad it has been holding up for you this year! What kind of trailer did you end up installing it on?

Gwendolyn Y.
2/28/2025
Hey Robert. The skylight looks get on your camper!
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Kate F.
3/4/2026
Glad to hear it cooled things down a bit Michael, means less time listening to the AC! What trip are you looking most forward to this year?