Which Pop-Top?
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@roooms it does indeed. The bifold bed base gives more height in the rear. As ours has U-shaped seating that works better for us.
Also, ignore the saggy centre of the rear cover piece where the original courtesy light is. I’ve just realised I failed to put the centre screw back in when I wired the solar panel in.
Also, ignore the saggy centre of the rear cover piece where the original courtesy light is. I’ve just realised I failed to put the centre screw back in when I wired the solar panel in.
Perfect - many thanks
Hastybamboo
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Hi everyone, looking to get a pop top on my t6 lwb, had someone to do it but no longer trading, I really liked how he was going to do it and he was recommended but now lost for a recommendation for someone else, has anyone else in Somerset (or around this area) got an idea on which brand and a fitter
Have a word with Vanmax. They do a slimline stealth roof and may have a fitter down near you.
They did stop doing LWB last year, but I think they are back doing them now.
It’s a very strong welded frame design so it goes in as a one piece fitment, unlike some that are 4 pieces that rivet together once in situ. No chance of it creaking and squeaking when you are driving.
They did stop doing LWB last year, but I think they are back doing them now.
It’s a very strong welded frame design so it goes in as a one piece fitment, unlike some that are 4 pieces that rivet together once in situ. No chance of it creaking and squeaking when you are driving.
Hastybamboo
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I did look at the skyline, I’ll have a look at van cave
Hastybamboo
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I’ll give it look, thanks
Also consider installing a solar panel and roof rails at the same time ? If there is wiring in the pop top consider where you want it terminated to . They will need to terminate to a fuse box location . I looked on the forum and found a lot of good advice such as which is the best solar panel , cable cover, isolator, etc and build threads that suited my needs, and supplied all the bits to the company, who bonded the panel to the pop-top roof during the install and terminated their wires to the pre-wired locations . Hope that helps
Hastybamboo
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Good idea that !! God it’s a minefield of more bits !!!
I was waiting at a converters this week killing time walking about looking at vans in their compound and there were quite a few West Dubs roofs, I only saw one that didn’t have a gaping hand size gap under the leading edge. The tiny bit of rubber that is supposed to act as a spoiler was doing next to nothing.
Looked like poor quality fit to me.
Looked like poor quality fit to me.
Probably 7 or 8 of them like it, customers vans waiting for work to be carried out.
you would be suprised at the amount of customers who bring their vans to us and we have to resolve issues, rework etc. I really dont know how some companies get away with it....
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