Not sure about drilling and screwing into the roof.... i wouldn't feel to comfortable about doing that.... maybe others have done that type of installation...
Mine was bonded on with Stikaflex and some other compound.... although i think mine was regarded as semi-rigid...
Mine was bonded on with Stikaflex and some other compound.... although i think mine was regarded as semi-rigid...
Tidy install. Where are your wires?!
I mounted a rigid panel on my pop top fiberglass roof and sikaflexed the mounting brackets and also bolted with a washer underneath.
I live in a hot climate and leaving an air gap between roof and panel is desirable or panel can eventually overheat and fail.
This may not be applicable in your circumstances , but in Australia you often see rigid panels on caravans and campervans etc.
This may seem like overkill glueing and screwing but a panel coming off at high speed and hitting someone may be catastrophic.
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I live in a hot climate and leaving an air gap between roof and panel is desirable or panel can eventually overheat and fail.
This may not be applicable in your circumstances , but in Australia you often see rigid panels on caravans and campervans etc.
This may seem like overkill glueing and screwing but a panel coming off at high speed and hitting someone may be catastrophic.
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The convertor said its one of those jobs that they really have to take their time with the router on.... One slip and they're through the headlining...!
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