Colorado’s SCA Unveils Pop Top Roof for Ford Transit – RVBusiness – Breaking RV Industry News
LAMAR, Colo. – SCA, a global leader in camper roof solutions, announces the Colorado-based production launch of the SCA 224 Class B Pop Top Roof, designed for the Ford Transit. This move highlights SCA’s focus on the growing North American Class B RV market and commitment to Colorado-based manufacturing.
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Key Features:
- Lightweight Construction: The SCA 224 features a glass fiber reinforced plastic (GRP) structure with new production methods, reducing weight by 66 lbs compared to conventional structures.
- Enhanced Sleeping Comfort: Includes a 2.3-inch thick mattress and integrated disc springs for comfort and ventilation.
- Panoramic Views and Ventilation: Fabric tent sides made of durable polyester come with a panoramic window, offering excellent views and natural lighting. The window can be fully opened and includes a fly screen for insect protection.
- Customization: Each customized color can be realized. A professional paint booth for automotive quality is in-house available. Flexible solar modules can also be bonded directly to the roof.
- “With production now based in Lamar, Colorado, we are focusing on manufacturing here in North America. The SCA 224 allows RV manufacturers and van up-fitters more opportunities to maximize space utilization and enhance floor plan options in Class B Ford Transit vans.” stated Pierce Fitz-Patrick of SCA.
- The SCA 224 is now available for purchase. For more information, visit sca-roofs.com or www.rre-global.com
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SCA is a brand of CF Maier with over 35 years of global manufacturing leadership in the RV pop-top roof market. CF Maier aims to meet the growing demand for expandable mobile living environments on popular chassis like the Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, RAM Promaster and more.