Staying cool and an open-air feel was important to us in the design of our DIY cargo trailer camper conversion so Caitlin and I installed RV windows and a Maxxair roof-mounted fan as one of the first steps in our build.

As part of our journey to turn a 7x14 foot cargo trailer into a fully customized DIY camper / tiny home, we were excited to start cutting holes in our trailer. Cutting holes in your trailer is a little scary because once you start, you can’t go back!

We hope you enjoy this video and learn something along the way. For full details, helpful how-to’s, and in-depth build guides, check out our website and start your own DIY camper too!

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🏠 Read the guide on fan installation here:
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Corey's a doctor. Cait's a therapist. In our free time, we have a thousand hobbies. Follow along and learn something new as we navigate the insane life that is balancing work and play. Subscribe for more videos on DIY, cargo trailer conversion, build videos, camping, and learning new hobbies and skills.

💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡
* Intro - 00:00
* Stripping walls - 1:36
* Building and installing window frame - 3:22
* Prepping and installing window #1 - 5:38
* Window installing tips - 9:20
* Window prep tips - 14:14
* Maxxair Maxfan intro and details - 17:38
* Fan install - 19:27
* Job complete! - 21:56