Roof rack modular system NAVIS
(year of construction 2015 to 2020)

The horntools NAVIS roof rack was developed as a modular system. The roof rack made of high-quality aluminum is not only very light, but also extremely stiff. The high load capacity of 300 kg is unique in this segment.
We chose airline brackets so that you can continue to use your fittings with our system.

The NAVIS is built so low that the overall height of the vehicle does not change compared to the original railing. We test every system on the vehicle until we are satisfied with the result and we achieve our horntools quality.

Danger:

The roof rack system is only suitable for double cabs with original mounting options on the roof.

Characteristics:

• Fuel consumption and wind noise optimized by Rohr technology
• Extremely low construction. The overall vehicle height does not change compared to the original railing*
• Lighting mounts in the front panel for all common LED bars
• 36 integrated airline stopping points
• 6 carrier mount attachment points to distribute the weight evenly across the roof
• Use of original mounting points (no drilling or flexing) - the carrier can be easily dismantled
• Modular design – you can take your NAVIS roof rack with you when changing vehicles.
• High quality powder-coated aluminum 5052
• TÜV & vehicle manufacturer tested quality
• Roof rack only weighs 12.5 kg
• CAR SWAP - when changing vehicles you only need new roof rack feet
• Designed for roof tents & awnings

*With the roof rack without rails and load. Minor deviations possible depending on vehicle type.

Danger:

• Static load capacity: 300 kg
• Dynamic load capacity: 100 kg

The dynamic load capacity is not the manufacturer's approval.
The manufacturer's load capacity must not be exceeded.
The static load indicates the load capacity when stationary.
The dynamic load capacity refers exclusively to paved roads.
The load must be evenly distributed across the surface.

Scope of delivery:

• Navis basic support
• Roof rack base
• Mounting material and installation instructions
• Spoiler