Can anyone advise where i can get a multi-rail fitted to my T6 in Richmond/Kingston area, I really dont think I can fit it myself. Its for a Vango drive away awning, so assume any C Rail will work, but recommendations welcome.
Awning rails are used to secure awnings and canopies to anything you like, whether that's a house, van, caravans, boats, or trucks. Awning rails can be secured in place using screws, rivets, or other fasteners. The fabric's keder edge glides into the rail's channel, producing a seamless...
Not to be confused with the majority of rails associated with the camping and campervan industry. The raised awning rail is designed to be fitted under a roof bar. The 2.45m length is made from aluminium and can be easily modified to fit any van including VW Transporter T5/T6. ➕ LESS CAMPERVAN...
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They now do a version with pre-drilled holes to make it even easier. There is even a video showing you how to fit it.
Not to be confused with the majority of rails associated with the camping and campervan industry. The raised awning rail is designed to be fitted under a roof bar. The 2.45m length is made from aluminium and can be easily modified to fit any van including VW Transporter T5/T6. ➕ LESS CAMPERVAN...
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I also looked at the multirail option but decided that it added little more and was going to require irreversible fitting.
The S+S multirail Our own design, our own fit and designed to work with not only our products but also a whole host of others. like the Reimo multirail but half the price.
Can't say. Mine isn't a pop top. You will have to take a look and see if the old holes are still there. They are in the gulley. I have seen these rails fitted to pop tops. Just not sure how.
Can't say. Mine isn't a pop top. You will have to take a look and see if the old holes are still there. They are in the gulley. I have seen these rails fitted
I'm planning on getting one of those raised c channel rails soon since I have a pop top and as far as I can see it looks like the best option.
From what I've read it may require cutting so if you're not confident doing this yourself it's probably worth contacting some conversion companies in your area.
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