Pop-up roof SCA 126

To turn the Ford Tourneo Custom or the Transit Custom with long wheelbase into the perfect leisure vehicle, the SCA 126 roof not only offers reclining comfort thanks to its disc springs, but also plenty of additional space thanks to its high pop-up scissors.

Roof shell

The fiberglass plastic shell is manufactured using the modern injection process. The standard color is white - other colors can easily be painted at the factory on request. The smooth surface of the roof is ideal for attaching the separately available solar modules without significantly increasing the overall height of your vehicle. The foam core inside the roof shell has an insulating effect, while the soft crumpled velour on the inside of the roof creates a cozy ambience in the reclining area.

Fabric bellows and window

The fabric bellows is made of breathable cotton fabric and has two side and one front window. Ventilation is guaranteed by the left and front windows, which have fly screens to prevent unwanted mosquitoes from entering. If you are not afraid of insects, you can open the front window completely.

Lying surface

The mattress of the mattress base is made of high-quality foam and rests on a mattress base. This is equipped with disc springs for greater comfort when sleeping. These also ensure the best possible ventilation and a warm bed in winter in vehicles with auxiliary heating. The upholstery of the mattress is thicker and therefore increases the comfort. The access hatch is closed with a fabric or imitation leather lining. The high support scissors make it possible to sleep with the head both in and against the direction of travel. The feet also enjoy more space. If you fold the bed upwards, you can stand upright comfortably in the vehicle.

Locking system

The roof is equipped with the tried-and-tested Southco locking system. With these practical twist locks, an integrated safety strap ensures that the roof is securely locked. When the roof shell is closed, a practical folding mechanism automatically pulls the fabric bellows inwards, preventing it from becoming trapped between the body and the roof.