Hollandia 700 Sunroof Replacement Glass: What to Know Before You Buy
Direct answer and main condition
The immediate answer is that a Hollandia 700 sunroof glass panel is generally replaceable as a separate component, but the correct part depends on whether you have the original aftermarket Hollandia 700 installation and which glass style the roof uses. Hollandia produced the 700 as a tilt-and-slide sunroof, and replacement glass is often sold as a pre-bonded panel with the surrounding frame or as bare glass intended to be bonded into the existing metal carrier. The main condition that changes the job is whether your sunroof was factory-installed or added later. A Honda CR-V with a factory sunroof will not normally use Hollandia 700 glass, so the part numbers and availability are different.
Identifying the Hollandia 700 glass you need
Before ordering, confirm that the sunroof frame or motor housing carries a Hollandia 700 identification label. The glass itself may have markings on the lower edge, but those markings can vary by production period and market. Some Hollandia 700 roofs use a flat tempered glass panel, while others use a curved panel with a dark tint. If the original glass is heavily shattered, you may need to measure the visible opening and the remaining metal carrier rather than the broken glass itself. The key dimensions are the glass visible width and the front-to-rear length of the bonded panel, but no universal measurement is safe to quote here because Hollandia 700 glass was supplied in more than one size.
Glass-only replacement or full cassette
A replacement decision usually comes down to two paths. The first is replacing only the glass panel, which is appropriate when the frame, cables, motor and seal are still sound. The second is replacing the complete sunroof cassette, which may be easier to source as a used or rebuilt unit if the correct Hollandia 700 glass is difficult to find on its own. A glass-only route keeps the original opening and drainage path intact, but it requires careful bonding and alignment. If the sliding mechanism is worn, replacing the glass alone will not fix a roof that leaks, sticks or fails to close flush.
Fitment and compatibility
Hollandia 700 parts are associated with aftermarket and dealer-installed sunroofs rather than one specific vehicle model. That means compatibility is based on the sunroof unit itself, not on the vehicle nameplate. A listing that says the glass fits a Hollandia 700 should be checked against the shape of your existing panel, especially the corner radius and the location of the rear hinge or front latch points. If your vehicle is a Honda CR-V with an OEM sunroof, the replacement glass is usually a model-specific factory part that is supplied as a complete glass panel with its mounting frame, not as a Hollandia 700 component.
Honda CR-V sunroof glass replacement
For a Honda CR-V, the sunroof glass is typically replaced as one pre-assembled panel rather than as bare glass. The procedure generally involves opening or tilting the roof to access the mounting fasteners, removing the surrounding trim and unfastening the glass frame from the roof mechanism. The replacement panel is then positioned and torqued carefully, and the roof is checked for even gaps and a flush fit. Because Honda CR-V sunroof glass varies by generation, the correct panel must match the model year and body style. A Hollandia 700 search will not usually return the right part for a factory CR-V sunroof.
What the supplied evidence does not confirm
The available brief does not include a verified part number, price, availability date, exact glass dimensions or a specific model-year list for Hollandia 700 replacement glass. It also does not confirm whether current Hollandia-branded suppliers sell the 700 glass new or only through used and remanufactured stock. Because no supplier data was supplied, any claim about immediate availability or cost would be invented and should be treated as a gap.
Practical next step
Identify the sunroof type first. If the frame or motor label shows Hollandia 700, compare the remaining panel shape and any surviving part marking with the replacement glass offered. If the car is a Honda CR-V with a factory sunroof, look for the Honda panel for that model year instead. When only the glass is cracked but the mechanism still seals and moves correctly, a glass-only repair may be enough. If the roof is noisy, slow, misaligned or allowing water past the seal, consider whether a full cassette replacement is the more reliable repair before spending on the glass alone.