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RV Skylight with skylight only outer dome

Replace just the outer dome and keep your interior garnish—this is skylight only. Smoke options cut harsh sun and can help keep the living area cooler. For a solid fit, verify cutout and flange-to-flange size, roof curve, and inner bubble clearance; reuse your screws when possible, and installers often pair butyl tape with lap sealant.
No, Skylight Only is just the outer portion. If you need the inside trim, you'll add a separate garnish or a kit that includes both pieces. Confirm what's in the box since some options include adhesive or sealant and others do not.
Match your roof cutout size first, then confirm the overall flange size will cover and fasten properly. Some listings call out cutout dimensions while overall flange is larger, so verify both. Check dome height against your interior bubble to avoid contact. If holes are predrilled, ensure they align with your roof pattern or plan to drill new ones.
Smoke reduces sunlight and helps keep the area cooler. Clear lets in more natural light if you want a brighter space. Also check the skylight height so it doesn't press on your interior bubble; a shorter dome can contact the inner garnish. Verify your roof curve and plan to pad if needed to reduce stress at the ends.
Use butyl tape under the flange and a lap sealant over the top. Avoid self-leveling sealant on polycarbonate to help prevent cracking. You can often reuse your existing screws; don't overtighten. Inspect predrilled holes for melted plastic residue and trim smooth for a good seal. If corners look warped or won't sit flat, don't drill—resolve fit first.