Does this roof have any 'tabs' that are intended to wrap around the edge of the xpen? Or is it completely flat and you fasten it with clips?
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Hi Alex, it is completely flat and it comes with clips that secure it very well on the top.
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It does NOT have any tabs or hooks to secure it to the edge of the xpen. I use D clips (what you would normally think of as the part of the leash that attaches to the dogs collar)... at least six of them. One for each corner and one on either side of the lid where it folds in half. The lid does help too make the xpen a bit more sturdy, as it prevents the dog from changing the shape of the xpen by pushing on it.
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Yes you fasten with the provided clips. I haven't had any problems with mine
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No. You fasten to the pen top w/clips. I prefer more clips, so I purchased more at Home Depot. Pen w/top is great security against birds of prey (hawks & eagles) that have tried to "scoop up" my tiny chihuahuas.I NEVER leave my dogs in the yard unattended...... Even with the pen top.....Hope this helps.....
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There is a clip attached to the rim. I like these covers and they were easy to install.
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I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages... » Read More I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. « Show Less
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The Left side has a Cage Door you could open and leave open or detach, Then Bridge your roof to the exsisting roof. The BIG door opens Top to Bottom on the left side..Remove this door Completely and add the " wing" run from there however your roof line will not be uniform so you will have to construct something to make it weather tight. If I were doing this ..I would use the 1st option ( attached to the left end and Bridge the roof line to match )
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It comes with straps that attach to your roof rails. I bought a roof mat so I didn't scratch my roof.
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Without drilling, welding or clipping to something you won't be able to attach. Drilling & welding obviously would damage the metal so the question is can you clip to the seams of ur metal roof.
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Sorry we have been out of country for several weeks. I don't know about adhesive. We predrilled holes in strip before going on roof. Worked really well. Strip works!!!!!
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There is an additional clip and cable that can be purchased. It fits over a window so when rolled up it "locks" in place. Would only keep honest people from stealing as one could easily break the window and remove. It's so simple to remove & reinstall, I prefer to do that. If you want something permanent, then I'd go a different direction - I don't want a fixed rack so this is perfect to put on when needed.
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I mounted mine directly to the roof of my ELF with velcro. No issues. And the roof is curved. It conforms nicely and functions flawlessly.
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i don't have a hard roof on mine, but if you did there be some kind of gap , look at the pic.and also i get some vibration at a idel. haven't had a chance to ride and do any adjustments but thinking on adding some trim all around the edge of the windshield . hope this help you some
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I used these clips on my Honda civic with no roofrack. You will need 4 clips. 1 for each corner of the bag. I used a bag that was the size of my roof.
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I used mine on my Toyota Sienna which had the rack and two cross bars. We spaced the cross bars just enough so the carrier would fit just inside and laid it directly onto the roof surface. The clips attached to all four sides of the rails/racks. Unfortunately, we returned it as it didn't even make it the whole trip. We used ours in the summer and the zipper tabs completely broke even though we had them locked together.
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I have seen it done, but my suggestion is what I did. I bought a role of stainless steel, rolled out and secure to the steel. Then I secure to my roof over the shingles with screws used for putting metal roofing down.
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We used clips to hold the canopy up, but it wasnt failproof. I ended up cutting the canopy off completely even though now i wont be able to use it outside now.
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Not totally sure what you mean, but the clips are just attached to the straps that come with it. So you just attach the clips to the straps. Or leave them off to use with a roof rack or through the vehicle. We ended up running the straps through the vehicle because the clips just didn't work out for us.
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You didn't mention the kind of roof you have. I've patched 2 metal roofs and it is easy to apply and works great. I even patched the bed in my Ranchero and the side of my old Toyota 4x4. Highly recommend this item.
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Yes, I think clips and stakes came in a little package. I've put mine away, I'll have to check. But, anyway, I've tied the two end panels together with twist ties. I forgot about the package that came with it. Thanks for your question, it was a good reminder. :)