Icon Premium Skylights

What RVs are Icon premium skylights compatible with?

Icon skylights are designed as direct replacements for most standard RV roof openings, including 14" x 14" and other common cutouts found on travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes. Measure the existing opening from inside the coach, length, width, and dome rise, before ordering. If your current dome is cracked or yellowed, match the part number stamped on the old unit when possible. Need help confirming fitment? Text or call 817-984-1852.

What material are Icon RV skylights made from?

Icon premium skylights use thermoformed acrylic and polycarbonate construction for impact resistance and UV stability. The domes hold up to road debris, hail, and sun exposure better than standard OEM replacements, which is why most owners swap them in when the original yellows or cracks. Pair a new skylight with fresh sealant from a roof maintenance kit to lock out leaks at the flange.

How do I install an Icon replacement skylight?

Most Icon skylights mount with screws through the existing flange and a bead of self-leveling lap sealant around the perimeter. Remove the old dome and sealant, clean the roof surface, set the new skylight, drive the fasteners, then seal the flange and screw heads. Plan on 30 to 60 minutes for a straightforward swap. While you are on the roof, it is a good time to inspect nearby vents, see our Ventline vent accessories for related parts.

Do Icon skylights ship with hardware and sealant?

Icon skylights ship as the dome and flange assembly only. Mounting screws and sealant are sold separately so you can match the correct length and sealant chemistry to your roof material (TPO, EPDM, or fiberglass). Free shipping applies on orders over $100. For other roof-related parts and accessories, browse our RV smoke alarms collection while you are stocking up on interior safety gear.

How long do Icon RV skylights last?

A properly installed Icon skylight typically lasts 7 to 10 years before UV exposure and thermal cycling cause clouding or stress cracks. Inspect the sealant annually and reseal as needed. If you store your RV outdoors year-round, a quality cover extends skylight life considerably, and parking under shade reduces UV load on the dome.