thule t6 markise Dachträger
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thule t6 markise Dachträger

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thule t6 markise DachträgerDACHTRGER NUR KOMPATIBEL MIT EINER MONTIEREN THULE OMNISTOR 6300 (AN DEN PILZKPFEN MONTIERTEN THULE OMNISTOR MARKISEN) Dachtrger fr Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper & Peugeot Boxer, Movano (ab Bj. 2021) bei denen die Pilzkpfe auf dem Dach bereits durch die Markise genutzt werden (Thule Omnistor6300). Zustzliche Querstreben dazu bestellen und Sperrgut Versandkosten sparen. Warum unser Dachtrger Set die beste Wahl ist Passgenau: Entwickelt speziell fr Fiat

DACHTRÄGER NUR KOMPATIBEL MIT EINER MONTIEREN THULE OMNISTOR 6300 (AN DEN PILZKÖPFEN MONTIERTEN THULE OMNISTOR MARKISEN)

Dachträger für Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper & Peugeot Boxer, Movano (ab Bj. 2021) bei denen die Pilzköpfe auf dem Dach bereits durch die Markise genutzt werden (Thule Omnistor6300).

Zusätzliche Querstreben dazu bestellen und Sperrgut-Versandkosten sparen. 

Warum unser Dachträger-Set die beste Wahl ist

  • Passgenau: Entwickelt speziell für Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper, Peugeot Boxer und Movano(ab Bj. 2021) mit einer montierten Thule Omnistor 6300
  • Flexibel: individuell verstellbare Querstreben. Herkömmliche Nuten Typ-B für maximale Flexibilität
  • Einfache Montage: Kein Fachwissen notwendig – Anleitung inklusive.
  • Langlebig: Robustes Aluminium und Edelstahl für maximale Stabilität und Belastbarkeit.

Ideal für Camper, die ihre vorhandene Markise weiter nutzen und dennoch einen Dachträger aufbauen möchten.


Dieses Dachträger-Set wurde speziell für die Kombination mit deiner bestehenden Thule Omnistor Markise entwickelt – ganz ohne Demontage der bestehenden Markise oder ihrer Verklebung. Die originalen Thule-Aluminiumhalterungen bleiben vollständig erhalten.

Unser hochwertiges Dachträger-Set bietet dir eine flexible DIY-Lösung für deinen Camper oder Transporter. Passend für alle Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper und Peugeot Boxer-Modelle ab 2006, ermöglicht es dir, dank unserer beliebig verstellbaren Querstreben, deinen Camper individuell zu gestalten und optimal zu nutzen.

Vielseitige Nutzungsmöglichkeiten

  • Dachterrasse: Baue dir eine komfortable Dachterrasse für Campingausflüge.
  • Dachboxen: Befestige Dachboxen, um zusätzlichen Stauraum zu schaffen.
  • Solaranlagen: Sichere Montage von Solarpanels für autarkes Reisen.

Aufsatz-Querstrebe für einen einfachen Auf und Abbau deines Dachzelt oder Dachbox

Dank der variabel montierbaren Querstreben (z. B. bei Dachfenstern) bietet unser Dachträger maximale Flexibilität. Weitere Querstreben findest du in unserem Zubehörsortiment.

Hochwertige Qualität 

Unsere Dachträger werden in Deutschland aus 30x45mm Aluminiumprofil gefertigt. Die Dachträger sind leicht, strapazierfähig und schwarz pulverbeschichtet für eine edle Optik.

  • Keine TÜV- oder ABE-Eintragung in Deutschland erforderlich.
  • (Für andere Länder kann eine Einzelabnahme notwendig sein.)

Technische Daten – Dein perfekter Begleiter

  • Gewicht: ca. 18-22 kg (je nach Variante)
  • Breite: 1570 mm
  • Aufbauhöhe: Nur ca. 8 cm in der Fahrzeugmitte

Längen:

  • L1: 2710 mm (Fahrzeuglänge: 4963 mm, 3 Pilzköpfe/Seite)
  • L2: 3050 mm (Fahrzeuglänge: 5413 mm, 3 Pilzköpfe/Seite)
  • L3: 3630 mm (Fahrzeuglänge: 5998 mm, 4 Pilzköpfe/Seite)
  • L4/L5: 4000 mm (Fahrzeuglänge: 6363 mm, 5 Pilzköpfe/Seite)

 

Tragfähigkeit:


L1 & L2: Dynamisch bis 100 kg, statisch bis 400 kg
L3 & L4: Dynamisch bis 150 kg, statisch bis 500 kg
(bei gleichmäßiger Gewichtsverteilung und Verwendung aller Fixpunkte/Pilzköpfe)


Lieferumfang – Alles, was du brauchst

Unser Dachträger-Set wird als DIY-Komplettpaket geliefert, damit du den Dachträger mühelos selbst montieren kannst:

  • 6 Querstreben
  • Benötigte Pilzkopf-Halter
  • Befestigungsmaterial
  • Montagezeichnung
  • Adapter für Thule Omnistor Markise

(Hinweis: Die Anzahl der Querstreben auf den Bildern kann abweichen.)


 

Mache dein Fahrzeug mit unserem Dachträger-Set zum Allrounder – ob für Abenteuer, Arbeit oder Freizeit. 

 

 

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