I too have the Campervan glass fitted. You have had two opinions above. Yes an No. Mine is very similar to yours, so I’d fall on the side of yes it’s fine. (Sorry @Smackmycook)

. No offence, but I do get what you mean as it’s not as ‘tight’ as a OEM glass. The OEM glass is obviously a much flusher fit. Like you, when I collected mine after fitting my OCD tripped a bit too. Again no issue with fitter, (top bloke) no leaks etc. I did mention it to my guy and he liked to ensure there was a good amount of adhesive underneath. His experience was (through trial and error and sorting/repairing other peoples fitting when owners came to him with leaks) was play it safe and don’t push the back end in to far. Also I think the glass curvature on the CV Glass (or certainly on mine) doesn’t lend itself to being fully flush. If you look at mine below and yours, if you try and remove the gap top and bottom the centre would pretty much foul the bodywork.

(this has been borne out by chats with ‘other’ fitters too).
As said above there are edge protectors you can buy and fit. I did and it visually now ‘looks right’. Soon as fitted these I was ultra happy.
Others may have different experiences with this brand or alternatives may sit better, I guess there are always going to be fitting, van panel pressing and glass manufacturing tolerances.
BTW the seals are a doddle to fit and inexpensive
I’m always looking for at others peoples vans (sad I know) and some are the same, some slightly less. I’m interested know what others say now.
