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Menabo dakdrager Sherman zwart geschikt voor Renault 4 E-tech (2025-)

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Menabo dakdrager Sherman zwart geschikt voor Renault 4 E-tech (2025-)Omschrijving Specificaties Instructiefilmpje Montagehandleiding De Menabo dakdrager Sherman zwart is gemaakt van aluminium en heeft een ingebouwd slot. De Sherman is gemakkelijk te installeren, zie ook de montagevideo. De dakdragers hebben een draagcapaciteit van 90KG. De Sherman heeft een dikte van 27,5 mm en breedte van 47 mm. De dakdrager is standaard uitgevoerd met een T sleuf van 21mm breed. Hierdoor is de dakdrager geschikt voor accessoires met

De Menabo dakdrager Sherman zwart is gemaakt van aluminium en heeft een ingebouwd slot. De Sherman is gemakkelijk te installeren, zie ook de montagevideo. De dakdragers hebben een draagcapaciteit van 90KG.

De Sherman heeft een dikte van 27,5 mm en breedte van 47 mm. De dakdrager is standaard uitgevoerd met een T-sleuf van 21mm breed. Hierdoor is de dakdrager geschikt voor accessoires met T-track bevestiging. Ook kun je accessoires bevestigen aan de dakdrager via het gebruikelijke (U-beugel) beugelsysteem.

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Over Menabo
De Italiaanse fabrikant Menabo heeft een compleet assortiment aan hoge kwaliteit dakdragers en staan bekend om de uitstekende prijs-kwaliteit verhouding. Alle producten zijn uitvoerig getest en daardoor zijn ze voorzien van alle veiligheidskeurmerken, zoals het TÜV keurmerk. Door veel gebruik te maken van aluminium zijn de producten licht van gewicht en daardoor ook eenvoudig te (de)monteren, zonder extra krachtinspanning.

Specificaties

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Maximale daklast 90 kg
Type dak Open dakrailing
Geschikt voor Renault 4 E-tech (2025 tot heden)
Met slot afsluitbaar Inclusief
Geschikt voor panoramadak of schuif-/kanteldak Ja
Geluidsniveau tijdens rijden Normaal
Dakdragerprofiel (breedte - hoogte) 47 x 28 mm
Lengte van de drager 120 cm
Kleur Zwart
Materiaal Aluminium
Aantal dakdragers 2 stuks
Gewicht 4 kg
Geschikt voor daktent Ja
Bevestiging via T-adapter Inclusief T-track
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Montagehandleiding Menabo Sherman zwart dragers 120cm
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