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We are currently populating our website with all our products, so some products may not appear available. However, we may still have them in stock and ready for delivery. Complete the enquiry form below and a member of the Van Glass team will be happy to help you further.
What we supply for the 2016-onwards Expert
Medium wheelbase (MWB)
- Left and right privacy front fixed
- Left and right privacy front opening
Extra-long wheelbase (XLWB)
- Left and right privacy front fixed
- Left and right privacy front opening
Rear glass
- Left and right privacy rear fixed, MWB
- Left and right privacy rear fixed, LWB
- Left and right privacy back door glass
Check your length before ordering
The Expert comes in Compact, Standard and Long, and the front side aperture differs between the medium and extra-long versions. This is the single most common ordering error on this model.
Measure your van or check the V5C. If you're at all unsure, send us the registration number and we'll confirm which glass fits — it takes a couple of minutes and saves cutting an aperture that the glass won't fill.
Expert, Dispatch, ProAce and Vivaro
From 2016 this van has been sold as the Peugeot Expert, Citroën Dispatch and Toyota ProAce, with the Vauxhall Vivaro joining the same platform from 2019. All four share glass.
Worth knowing when you're buying: used prices vary meaningfully between the badges for what is mechanically and structurally the same vehicle. And when you're researching conversions, all four communities' build advice applies to your van.
Planning the conversion
The low roof is the Expert's defining feature and it shapes the build. You get sitting height, not standing — so most conversions are designed around a bed platform with storage beneath, and a kitchen you use from a seated or crouched position, or one that slides out of the back doors.
For glazing, that means window height matters. Fit the floor and bed platform first if you can, then mark the aperture against where you'll actually be sitting. A window positioned for a standing occupant is wasted in a van like this.
The usual layout: opening glass on the nearside front, fixed opposite, rear side glass for light over the bed, and barn door glass for visibility and openness.
Fitting
Bonded glazing with polyurethane adhesive: cut, dress and prime the raw edge, bond, cure. The Expert's panels are flat with clear pressed guidelines, making it a relatively forgiving van to glaze.
Bonding kits, primer and trim available alongside the glass. Trade Windscreens in Carlisle fits van glazing professionally.
Delivery
Order before 3pm Monday to Thursday for next working day UK mainland delivery, in packaging built for vehicle glass, with immediate replacement of breakages.
Frequently asked questions
MWB or XLWB — how do I tell?
Check the V5C or measure the van. Send us your registration if you'd like it confirmed before ordering.
Will this fit a Citroën Dispatch or Toyota ProAce?
Yes, for 2016-onwards vans. The 2019-onwards Vauxhall Vivaro too.
Will 2006–2015 Expert glass fit?
No. The 2016 model is a completely different body. Order from the correct generation.
Is the low roof a problem for a camper?
It means sitting height rather than standing. Plan your layout around that — many people consider the parking access a fair trade.
