Solid High Top Roof

There are of course pro’s and con’s to consider with a solid high top roof.

On the con’s side;

• Decreased flexibility in accessing places with limited vehicle height clearance (vehicle overall height 2.4m to 2.6m depending on your choice of roof).
• Restricted internal head room which means that a roof bed is only suitable for small children.
• Small increase in fuel consumption due to the greater air drag of the vehicle roof.
• Small upper level windows restrict the view and airflow, whereas the large zip opening panels in the elevating roof canvas sides give lots of light, free flow of air and great views on a summer’s day!

On the pro’s side you will gain from;

• Better insulation properties than the canvas sides elevating roof – so warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
• Extra storage space above the driver’s cab and then depending on the interior layout, also either over the rear seat or along the rear upper sides.
• No hassle of an elevating roof to put up and down, and a permanent internal headheight of either 203cm or 185cm depending upon your choice of roof.