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[SwissandGerman]

I have gutted my 2000 hawk and upgraded the roof insulation. I wanted thoughts for a head liner. I am planning on installing cargo nets for gear so thinking of something other than standard headliner but can handle condensation and not start to break down. Thoughts ideas?

[Alley-Kat]

My only piece of information that I can offer is if you go with a "fabric like material" it needs to be "flame retardant". I believe that is the correct terminology. You could call FWC or ATC (Jeff or Marty) and they will tell you the correct terminology.

I know this because I wanted a different headliner than what ATC offered and was told that by Jeff & Marty. I bought some marine headliner material very similar to what FWC uses.

 

I further believe that it is, if not a manufacturing legality of the RV industry, at least a common practice to be followed.

[SwissandGerman]

My only piece of information that I can offer is if you go with a "fabric like material" it needs to be "flame retardant". I believe that is the correct terminology. You could call FWC or ATC (Jeff or Marty) and they will tell you the correct terminology.
I know this because I wanted a different headliner than what ATC offered and was told that by Jeff & Marty. I bought some marine headliner material very similar to what FWC uses.

I further believe that it is, if not a manufacturing legality of the RV industry, at least a common practice to be followed.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it!

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[Adventurebound]

This is whats in my 17 Hawk.

https://www.defender...3935&id=2263767

Sailrite also stocks this but cant find it on their website at the moment.