What is a T-top sunroof?

T-top sunroofs, also called Targa sunroofs, have removable panels that open towards the car’s sides, leaving a central metal strip across the length of the roof. The central beam across the middle of the roof and the panel across the top of the windscreen create a T-shape, which gives this sunroof design its name.

What is a top-mount sunroof?

Top-mount sunroofs are mounted on top of the vehicle's roof and generally require a significant cutout in the vehicle's structure to install. They slide back over the top of the vehicle, offering almost convertible-like openness when fully opened.

Should you add a sunroof to a standard roof?

A sunroof can look aesthetically pleasing to a vehicle, improving its appearance. A sunroof allows more natural light to enter the vehicle’s interior. A sunroof can leak, or the seals can deteriorate over time. Most owners never use their sunroofs at all. A professional installer should do adding a sunroof to a standard roof.

Can a sunroof be fixed or made to be opened?

A sunroof can be fixed or made to be opened, using various methods and mechanisms to retract the panel. Some sunroof types are integral to the design of the car, while others can be an aftermarket fitment. Sunroofs are a design feature in many modern cars that bring a feeling of freedom and sun on your skin feeling to driving your car.

What is an in-built sunroof?

The in-built sunroof is a completely different design from pop-up and spoiler sunroof designs, but an in-built design can incorporate some of the features of these two designs. An in-built sunroof usually has a tilt feature, allowing the rear of the sunroof to be popped up to create a small opening in the roof.

What is a rail mount sunroof?

Many iconic European cars, such as the London Taxi, featured this sunroof style. The rail mount top-slider sunroof has rails mounted on either side of the opening. The sunroof panel pops up, slides back over the roof, and remains parallel to the roof surface.