What is the Position of the Window I Need? How Do I Know Which Van Window to Choose?

Choosing the right window for your van can be tricky, especially if you're new to van conversions. Van windows are often identified by their position on the vehicle. For example, the Passenger Sliding Door window is a common reference point, while the window directly opposite is usually called the Driver Side Forward. For Short Wheelbase Vans, you'll often see Rear Quarter windows paired with Driver Side Forward and Passenger Sliding Door windows. For Long Wheelbase Vans, you’ll also find Middle Row window options in addition to these. And, of course, almost all vans will have windows for the Rear Cargo Door as well.

If you're feeling confused, you're not alone! Understanding van window positions can seem overwhelming at first. That’s why CamperVan HQ has created a comprehensive blog that breaks down and illustrates the window positions for many of today’s popular vans. Whether you're working on a Sprinter, Transit, or ProMaster, this guide will simplify your choices.

Check out the blog for a full breakdown of Van Window Positions Explained [here].