"(Aswell as flexible and semi-flexible, you can also use the cheaper more common steel framed panels - but mounting those is more complicated, uglier, and may well end up costing the same or more by the time you've bought roof bars/brackets.)"
They are virtually all aluminium framed and are just stuck to the the roof with Sikaflex/Tigerseal/Soudaflex/insert the name of your favourite polyurethane adhesive/sealant. No need for roof bars etc. Just ensure that you create an air gap so that the back receives ventilation.
generator for electric hook up?
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Re: generator for electric hook up?
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Re: generator for electric hook up?
I guess I'm thinking of the VW 'standard' high top (as was factory fit on high roof panel vans and used on some conversions such as Holdsworths) - too curvy, I think, to bond a rigid panel to.