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The third-generation Citroën Berlingo arrived in 2019 on Stellantis's EMP2 platform, and it's a noticeably better van than the model it replaced — more space, better payload, and a shape that suits a small camper conversion well. It's become a genuinely popular micro camper base, particularly for people who want something they can still use as a daily car.

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What we supply for the 2019-onwards Berlingo

  • Left and right privacy front fixed — sealed side panes
  • Left and right privacy front opening — hinged for ventilation
  • Left and right privacy back door glass — for the twin rear doors

The rear door glass is worth calling out, because it's the option most people forget and then wish they'd fitted. Glazing the barn doors makes a small van feel dramatically less like a box, floods the sleeping area with light, and — practically — lets you see out of the back when reversing.

Which windows should you fit?

For a weekend camper, a single opening window on the sliding door side plus fixed glass opposite is the common setup. If you're building something you'll live in for longer stretches, glaze the rear doors too. In a van this size, light matters more than in a big panel van — the difference between one window and four is the difference between a van with a bed in it and something that feels like a small room.

Bear in mind that every window you add is heat lost in winter and heat gained in summer. Privacy tint helps considerably with the latter, and thermal blinds cover the former.

Shared with the Peugeot Rifter and Vauxhall Combo Life

The 2019 Berlingo, Peugeot Rifter and Vauxhall Combo of the same era are the same vehicle wearing different badges. Glass is interchangeable across all three. If you're converting a Rifter or a Combo, this is your collection.

Fitting

All our Berlingo glass is bonded — glued into the aperture with polyurethane adhesive for a flush, waterproof, factory-look finish. You'll cut the aperture, prime the exposed edge against rust, then bond. It's within reach of a careful DIY builder, and we sell the bonding kits, primer and trims alongside the glass.

The barn door glass is the easier of the two jobs; the side panel takes more care because the aperture is larger and the panel is less rigid until the glass is in.

Delivery

Orders placed before 3pm Monday to Thursday go out for next working day delivery across the UK mainland. Glass ships in purpose-built protective packaging, and we replace breakages immediately rather than leaving you waiting.

Frequently asked questions

Will 2008–2018 Berlingo glass fit the 2019 model?

No — the apertures changed completely with the platform. Make sure you're ordering from the right collection for your year.

Does this glass fit a Peugeot Rifter or Vauxhall Combo?

Yes. From 2019 the Berlingo, Rifter and Combo are the same van, and the glass is interchangeable.

Can I fit rear door windows and still use the doors normally?

Yes. The glass is bonded flush into the existing pressed aperture and doesn't affect door operation, locking or the load area.

Do I need opening windows to register as a campervan?

No. The DVLA requires windows in the living area but doesn't specify opening ones. Ventilation is strongly recommended for condensation control regardless.

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