Abstract: A novel vehicle window clamp ring and window comprising the same, wherein the clamp ring is located interior of the vehicle wall and wherein a transparent window, including a window frame for mounting of the window, is located exterior of the vehicle wall and clamped in place in such relative location, is disclosed. Instead of the usual window shroud, however, the clamp ring comprises a trim-mounting flange which extends inwardly toward the interior of the vehicle and inwardly toward the center of the window aperture. Upon the flange may be mounted window trim in the form of a molding or the like, which flange or window trim will be visible within the window aperture of an interior upholstery panel which is mounted around the window and against the interior of the vehicle wall, thereby providing a secure and attractive vehicle window area without the necessity of a window shroud.

Abstract: There is disclosed a curtain-hanging track adapted to be mounted in a recreational vehicle having a flat, elongate rail fastened to an interior side wall thereof along and adjacent to the bottom of a window and a support member for said track which is fastened to the outer side end of the rail and disposed between it and the inner side wall.

Abstract: There is disclosed curtain hanging tracks made of complementary, extruded members comprising a base portion adapted to be affixed to a wall of a recreational vehicle and a cover portion adapted to be slid onto the base portion and to conceal the fasteners used to mount the base portion on the wall of the recreational vehicle. The cover portion has a longitudinal channel with inturned lips adapted to receive a T-shaped base of a curtain glide. The curtain is affixed to the glides which in turn are slid into the channel so that the curtain can be adjusted.

Abstract: There is disclosed an RV drapery mount, optionally also constituting a light fixture, which comprises an extrusion having a base portion having non-symmetrical portions above and below the base portion characterized in that the upper portion is shaped to form with the ceiling and wall of the RV a closed channel and the bottom portion is shaped to form an open channel, the front portion of which comprises a fabric cover beading receptor and the back portion of which comprises a drapery hanger track which is opposed to said receptor. A fabric cover is anchored in the receptor, wrapped around the front of the extrusion and over the top thereof and anchored by an anchoring member fastened under the top of the extrusion. The front wall may have an opening therein for a light fixture.