Roof lining.

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Tintin

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Hi,
One of the many projects on the Commer is to replace the roof lining. I am wanting to fit similar perforated roof lining as the original and just wondering which is the best way to install it and what holds it in place?
 
Is there any evidence of where any ribs would locate? My Auto-Sleeper has a flocked lining sprayed on but over the years is has degraded and is mucky and peeling off.
One of the jobs I need to do is cover it with the perforated type but it won't be for a while yet.
 
Panky said:
Is there any evidence of where any ribs would locate? My Auto-Sleeper has a flocked lining sprayed on but over the years is has degraded and is mucky and peeling off.
One of the jobs I need to do is cover it with the perforated type but it won't be for a while yet.
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My Commer came in a box of bits, with most of the interior trim in a box so i'm guessing the rims are in there somewhere..! I'll have a look and let you know.
 
Just got mine off patience today it was clipped on above the doors and front window with a metal rod in the roof lining and at the end a bit of flatbar screwed on to a bit of wood behind the wooden habitation trim box ( hit your head off thing) with the light on it. If anyone need the bunk plates and box trim let me know as I am going in a different direction with it now
 
Tintin said:
Hi,
One of the many projects on the Commer is to replace the roof lining. I am wanting to fit similar perforated roof lining as the original and just wondering which is the best way to install it and what holds it in place?
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Hi tintin I will be going to the newtonards soon if you are about that area.
 
Here is what I found....
 

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I am replacing it but run it front to back in one peace. I don't like the squareness of the inside when the outside is lovely and curved it might not work but will give it a go. But round that I am doing a full size slide out bed upstairs.
 
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