Moho roof

[DDJC]

Can you stand on it if you need to, to do work and stuff?

 

[Verteuil Man]

No my balance is no good.

 

[AndyPK]

I wouldn’t as it would flex too much, probably……….?

 

[movan]

Depends if you are a slight person or heavy build I guess... and on the job. I've had heavy person who stood on mine and the seals were damaged and a lovely funster sorted it for me last year.

 

[dunnah01]

I'm about 100kg wringing wet and run about on my roof from time to time with no problems. It's about 40mm foam Aluform sandwich type construction. I avoid the original Fiat cab section towards the front as it's only single steel skin.

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[Lenny HB]

If it is a bonded roof you can but max weight is normally 75kg. I always walk on mine when cleaning and fitting bits. I'm within the weight limit.

 

[Stag man]

I think 75kg was mentioned some time ago on here, then it depends on the age of the ‘van/construction.

Edit- just seen post #6 apologies

 

[62272]

No way. I just lean across it with one hand leaning on the roof.

 

[Phill D]

If I need to get onto the roof to do anything I use a cheap kids body board , it spreads the weight.
I am around 78 kgs

 

[Stealaway]

I been up on all my vans to clean them or fit solar panels and never had a problem.
Just keep away from the edges especially when the roof is wet

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[pappajohn]

I've walked on all ours, 2 x swift and 1 x Carrioca 10 and I'm 107kg.
Avoid the edge, stay about 1ft away from roof lights and definitely not the overcab area

 

[autorouter]

When I had to fix the roof light mechanism, I needed to get up onto the roof. I used a big piece of ply, 12mm or 19mm I think, to spread the load. To avoid dents and scratches I put the ply on top of a thin foam camping mat. But those interlocking foam mats would be good too.

Oh. and make sure you have your phone handy. I had to phone autoroutress to pick up the ladder that I knocked over accidentally.