Sliding Internal Cover (for Pop Top Roofs)?
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interslider / camper wizard - are these only for SCA?
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I've a T6 and I was wondering is there such a thing as a roof shutter. The California has a roller blind that pulls from the edge of the bed to the cab which sound proofs the roof, my van has the gap from the bed edge to the cab and sometimes there's a bit of wind noise. Is there anything on the market that I can buy to add to the van ceiling that can be attached to seal the gap while in transit and can be removed when the roof is up?
Morning all, anyone know if "interslider/camper wizard" are still trading? I cant find them on facebook and was looking at getting a sliding hatch cover for a reimo roof on a LWB. Any ideas?
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Looking at fitting a sliding panel to my pop top, to hide the canvas. Anyone got any pictures that will help me?
Guess it needs some c shapped aluminum trim or something similar.
Many thanks
Guess it needs some c shapped aluminum trim or something similar.
Many thanks
@Slackerpage. I would suggest that how you do it really depends on what pop top you've got and therefore how much room there is above the bedboard. I did mine some time ago and have posted about it on here a few times in response to others - I've refined it over a couple of years but basically it's a piece of 18mm (I think!) spruce board cut to shape. To access the roof straps, I simply push the bed board upwards (it will move up about 50cm) and then slide the hatch cover backwards and under it - it doesn't need 'c shapped aluminum trim or something similar' (whatever that is) or, indeed anything else. The temptation that I succumbed to at first was to overthink it but once I'd got my head around it, I realised that simple was best. Unfortunately, I'm not able to take any new pictures for a few days but will do so when I get back home. There are some on here already but it's changed a bit since I last posted as I realised that no handles were needed and I've added a thin strip of carpeted wood to completely cover the gap between it and the bed as I took a small amount off of the edge to account for expansion and contraction of the timber. Hope this is clear. Let me know if you need any more but as mentioned above, I'll take some pictures of the final version in the week.
Perfect. Thanks for all your help, makes much more sense now. Think I was over thinking it!
Do you have any pics please? Thanks.
