My new glamping kit.

[quietone]

Mine was a lwb which may have bearing on it but no, I wasn't happy especially after forking out 500 sobs for a specialist roof rack as well. It was only a temporary bow and popped back up. As a result of my communications I believe reimo down rated the lwb roof to 75kg.

Did they? How about giving you a sweetener for the info, and feedback?
To be honest, swmbo hasn't mentioned a pop top for a while now, hoping she has seen my logic of not bothering with one.

 

[robevs73]

I've got 4 roof bars on my long wheel base T5 , as a carpet fitter I occasionally get 5metre wide carpets that need to go on the roof. From my experience the roof is sound.

 

[widu13]

Did they? How about giving you a sweetener for the info, and feedback?
To be honest, swmbo hasn't mentioned a pop top for a while now, hoping she has seen my logic of not bothering with one.

Nope, I got an embarassing silence from them. The fitter gave the excuse that they checked with Reimo. Reimo just stopped replying!

I've got 4 roof bars on my long wheel base T5 , as a carpet fitter I occasionally get 5metre wide carpets that need to go on the roof. From my experience the roof is sound.

We're talking about the fibreglass elevating roof bud, not the standard tin one.

 

[robevs73]

Sorry dude. Wouldn't want to put a lot of weight on fibreglass!

 

[tommy the cat]

I was under the impression that it was the gas struts that they reimo considered to be the problem? ??
Anyway it's a consideration.
If I had to give up my lifting roof or awning..the roof would go

 

[widu13]

I was under the impression that it was the gas struts that they reimo considered to be the problem? ??
Anyway it's a consideration.
If I had to give up my lifting roof or awning..the roof would go

Nah, that was with the roof down- nowt to do with the struts bud, it was the roof itself bowing.

 

[tommy the cat]

Fair enough. ...got a trailer for canoes now if I ever manage to get put of the house.