




Pitfall #1: Don't choose a cheap, pieced-together fiberglass high roof
They are highly likely to leak later on; the seams are unsightly, and they tend to crack or warp after just a couple of years.
The Right Way: Choose a one-piece stamped high roof. It fits the vehicle body perfectly with smooth lines and no visible seams.
Pitfall #2: Beware of certificates from obscure "authorized" factories
If a small workshop handles the manufacturing, neither the authorized brand nor the workshop will take responsibility
later—and if the vendor disappears, you're in trouble.
The Right Way: Choose a major authorized manufacturer (usually top-tier companies handle the production);
the quality and style are immediately apparent. Most importantly, select a leading local vendor that has in-house
departments for upholstery, electrical work, etc. This allows for on-site inspections and ensures timely after-sales
support.
High-Roof Interior Pitfalls | Spend your money where it counts
Pitfall #1: Using cheap leather or spray paint instead of proper upholstery
It creates strong odors and starts cracking or peeling after just six months.
The Right Way: Choose eco-friendly Nappa leather. Opt for full upholstery coverage; it feels luxurious to the touch and is
stain-resistant.
Pitfall #2: Overloading the seats with too many functions
Many features rarely get used but are prone to breaking.
The Right Way: Stick to the three core functions—ventilation, heating, and massage—plus one-touch adjustment and
easy-entry features. This ensures plenty of comfort for long-distance travel.
Pitfall #3: A "starlight" ceiling that is too densely packed
It looks cheap, causes dizziness, and looks like a surface full of holes up close.
The Right Way: Choose a sparse, evenly spaced starlight design paired with soft ambient lighting. It creates the perfect
atmosphere without distracting the driver.
The Real Value of a High-Roof Conversion
Many people assume a high-roof conversion is purely for aesthetics, but that’s not the case.
The extra 10+ centimeters of headroom provided by the high roof offers something a standard roof simply cannot match.
Even a 190cm-tall passenger can hold their head up naturally inside the vehicle without feeling cramped.
Whether for business hosting or family trips, the overall experience is vastly improved.
When it comes to vehicle modification, cost isn't the deciding factor—what matters most is finding what suits your needs.
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