Canopy for twin cab

You will need to check if the canopy is available with (or requires) an internal frame - some frames cut into the load area and you will need to decide if this will impinge on drawer systems etc
HTH

Carl,

I have the ARB canopy with an internal steel frame and although it doesn't have an inner liner, do you really need one?
The external Roof rack bolts to the frame posts at the four corners of the canopy, so no stress is placed on the canopy shell itself.

The ARB ABS plastic shell is about 6-8mm thick as I recall when fitting the optional vent.

Excellent quality and I have had no issues with it.

One tip. Buy a canopy with lift up windows on both sides to assist easy access.
You will be disappointed if you don't.

We had a 2010 Ford Ranger twin cab. Mazda BT50 clone. First put an Ironman canopy on it. Numerous trips back to the dealer for water leak issues. Dealer eventually conceded that he could not stop the leaks. returned for a full refund.

Replaced it with a Razorback. Great steel canopy, lined, central locking connected with the Ford - so unlocking the vehicle with the Ford remote also unlocked the canopy. If vehicle doors weren't opened, then the canopy would also auto lock after 30 seconds. Also had a rear window demister - operated in tandem with the vehicle demister. Tailgate was also steel - with catches like a hatchback, no need to slam. Canopy light was also switched the same as in the vehicle cab - on/off/door. Activated by the rear hatch if wanted.

Highly recommended ...