What Does Specialty Recreation Universal Replacement RV Skylight SR89RR Fit
Updated 12/15/2025 | Published 11/03/2024
Question:
Im looking to replace outer shower roof window on a 1996 fleetwood pace arrow and I measured 22x36 OD on the roof, is the SR89RR the right product?
asked by: John F
Expert Reply:
Hi John,
The Specialty Recreation Universal Replacement RV Skylight # SR89RR itself measures 25-1/2" wide x 37-3/4" long, so if you were measuring your skylight it would be larger. But regarding fit, it will fit over a 22" wide x 34" long cutout, so if you were referring to the 22" x 36" as the cutout, then it wouldn't fit, and we wouldn't have one that does as these are the largest we offer.
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Specialty Recreation Universal Replacement RV Skylight - 22" Wide x 34" Long - Smoke
- RV Skylight
- Rectangular
- Skylight Only
- 4-1/2 Inch Tall
- 22W x 34L Inch
- Smoke
- Specialty Recreation
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Bud M.
12/15/2025
Hey John, what ended up working for the skylight on your Pace Arrow? Knowing what you found for that 22x36 roof opening could help others trying to match their measurements.