Anyone Know Their Aftermarket Sunroofs?

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Anyone Know Their Aftermarket Sunroofs?

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Right well im having poo all luck trying to find replacement glass for my sunroof, its defo an aftermarket jobbie and nowhere knows what it is...

Handle has BSR Pop Top written on it, been told BSR stands for Britac possibly... but not had any luck searching for that, found one place searching for BSR Pop Top and that place i couldnt explain situ to the guy and he didnt have time to speak to me indepth... so dont want to go back there if i can avoid it :rolleyes:

only pic i have of it isnt actually a pic i took :p

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Not best pic ever but its alot more rounded than standard one (also alot smaller)

Please help if you can :( :( :(

Even tried tel i have in paperwork for the guy that originally modded it (scott chapman) and its out of service :(
 
The only thing I can suggest Alex is that you try a local auto glazers and see if they can get something knocked up for you or if they recognize the sunroof manufacturer (y)
 
do you mean "Britax"?

im pretty sure they only make baby stuff now :(

if it is smaller than a standard cinq sunroof, i might be worth looking at getting a standard cinq one from a scrappy :chin:
 
maybe worth a search round a scrappy :( , i cannot find any recent links for britax, although i did find that they britax weathershield :eek:

im guessing britax sunroofs where used a lot in cars
 
might get measurements and go armed with measurements on a scrappy hunt cinq uk tour :D

Edit: Just thought, hope the forker that did this dies a slow and painful death :bang: complete and utter tosser, just incase he's watching (y)
 
I know this is gonna sound a bit daft, but what about a perspex panel cut to shape and reshaped? Wouldn't be a problem with the fixings then, with the glass breaking - perhaps you could salvage the originals, or use standard cinq sunroof fixings?
 
chaos said:
I know this is gonna sound a bit daft, but what about a perspex panel cut to shape and reshaped? Wouldn't be a problem with the fixings then, with the glass breaking - perhaps you could salvage the originals, or use standard cinq sunroof fixings?

weight reduction :chin:
 
chaos said:
I know this is gonna sound a bit daft, but what about a perspex panel cut to shape and reshaped? Wouldn't be a problem with the fixings then, with the glass breaking - perhaps you could salvage the originals, or use standard cinq sunroof fixings?

Wouldnt know where to start looking for perspex sunroof, would i have any problems using that rather than glass? also can you get tinted perspex?
 
GhostWKD said:
Wouldnt know where to start looking for perspex sunroof, would i have any problems using that rather than glass?

The only 2 problems I can think of are that you'd need to make sure it'd sit right for sealing/ watertightness, so you'd need perspex that's of the same thickness. Also perspex scratches more easily compared to glass, but a sunroof isn't subjected to as much stuff as the other windows :chin:

TBH you may be looking at making a sunroof from scratch if going the perspex route
 
Go to a boat window specialist, they can make perspex windows in any shape and fit the fixings. They also heat treat the perspex to stop the sun destroying it. Being in the marine business they are used to having to make watertight seals for hatches and windows.

Try:

www.sunplastics.co.uk
www.projectplastics.co.uk

Not sure of cost, probably around £50.00.
 
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