The installation of a
van high top makes the movement of cargo or passengers a much easier and
efficient task. The photos below show the finished installation on several
different vans. While the actual installation of the high top (or raised
roof) requires much of the van's original roof metal be removed, we do keep
a short section of roof metal above the driver and passenger seats
intact. This provides rigidity as well as a handy storage shelf which we
cover in carpet. Also, the method we use to seal and fasten the high
top to the van has consistently proven itself to be leak free and trouble
free, so the need for us to deal with installation problems afterwards has
been largely non existent.
So let us install a high top on
your van , so you can get more out of your van.
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Our camper top
is our most popular top which gives 6 ft of headroom. It's popular for
commercial users because adding about 40% more cargo room makes good
business sense, doesn't it?
All of our hi-top
installations get a functional, carpeted storage shelf above the
driver/passenger cab area.
We now install a double-bulb cargo light in the center of the ceiling at no
extra charge. The interior of the hi-top is clean and bright due to the
white finish, and there are NO raw or rough edges exposed anywhere.
This is our aero top which
adds about 18" of height, resulting in about 5ft-10in of headroom.
The cool, sleek styling of
this top is smooth and appealing from front to rear.
This customer was going to install rear seating at a later date. Because of
this, we installed a roll cage as required by today's government safety
standards. Later, when the interior is finished, the roll cage will be
hidden behind the upholstered ceiling panels.
This van has a camper top
installed, but with a finished interior.
We were able to
fabricate the upholstered ceiling trim in the exact fabric that the van was
outfitted with originally.
This view is looking
rearward above the rear doors where a small oval storage area is visible.
Notice the air vent on the upper sidewall which is 1 of 4 vents for the rear
a/c unit.
A cavernous
storage compartment resides above the front cockpit area. You could fit a
huge amount of stuff in there, hidden from view.
This Dodge
Caravan had a top installed to accommodate a wheelchair lift that
would be fitted by another shop.
The rear
air conditioning was ducted up into the high top and some storage space was
created above the front seats. Reading and cargo lights were added too.