The main body of the pop top has an exterior face of sheet aluminium. It is a sandwich of insulation material with a very shiny white plastic interior surface. The end caps are plastic. If you look back to #21 you will be able to see the end piece that is missing.

Colin

I've just got under the cover and opened up the van for the first time since it went away in October. It smells lovely.
Before I covered it up for winter I did a few more jobs. In addition to the extra socket near the kitchen I added a switched feed to a set of three fans on the fridge. I must admit the fridge performance seemed better than those on my Touring's, but any extra cooling help is useful.
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As I had easy access to the 12v and space was available I added a battery voltage monitor.
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Finally, before we set off in the summer I was not happy with the location of the front most cycle position on the A frame carrier as it was in line with the jockey wheel. I moved it back but had to make a couple of stainless strips to support the hinge area where the tyre racks had originally been located.
Be warned, the on-line configurator specifies a Thule Superb Carrier. It is wrong and should be the Thule Superb Short for a perfect fit. I'd contacted Eriba over this error and you can guess the reply. They do not see it as an issue.
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Colin

Denbigh, I saw your post on the Facebook page about clearance onto your driveway.

To clarify, I posted earlier about the limited ground clearance at 150mm. This distance between the bottom of the crossbar that the mover is bolted to and the ground is better than I had hoped for and exceeds the minimum clearance of 130mm I found in a thread on the Reich mover. Also it exceeds the bottom suspension mount to ground clearance of 120mm.

To summarise my feelings [pun] after a year of owning my Feeling, I'm delighted. Yes I do miss the wonderful quirky and eccentric lines of the Touring and my mpg has dropped from an average 34-36mpg to 32-34mpg, but I'm typically hauling 1350kg as opposed to 1200kg.
It is very well screwed together and I have not had to fix anything. How many Touring owners can say that? I chose to add a turn button at the top of the bathroom door as it opened once in transit, but I'm not sure if this was down to my incompetence after waiting 4 hours for a collection handover. It tows wonderfully, even more planted than my previous 4 Touring's. The extra internal width is wonderful and we no longer have a problem squeezing past each other. Nice touches such as the wallboard on spacers around the bed means no cold spots. I have a large gas locker where the spare tyre is accessible in case of emergency and loads of room for the extras we carry.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you re considering a Toll then please have a look at a Feeling.

Colin