Specifically designed and made in NZ for the Mercedes Sprinter, VW Crafter, Fiat Ducato, and Renault Master panel vans or motorhomes, buy this roof rack, and you will have a very handy place to store your kayaks, canoes, surfboards, paddleboards, fishing gear, or rowing boat
This version is designed for vehicles with an existing roof-mounted awning. If as yet you have no awning, you can fit a wall-mount awning to the side of our standard roof rack as long as it has heavy-duty tubes
Features
- A lightweight aluminum construction
- Available in black powder-coated
- Sleek and ergonomic in design
- Adaptable in length
- Very versatile, as the cross-support rails can be fitted anywhere along the side frames
- Supplied with 3 heavy-duty cross rails, fit as many rails as you like; just let us know if you want more
- Compatible with the VRV rear or side-mounted ladder (please order this separately)
Technical Information
- Kit contains the following:
- 1 x standard right-hand side rails 2355mm long
- 1 x short right-hand side rail 1400mm long
- 1 x left-hand roof-top awning compatible rail 2300mm long
- 3 x heavy-duty cross rails
- 2 x Sloping end caps front and rear for the right-hand side of the van
- 1 x Stainless steel assembly hardware kit
- Height from the roof 120mm
- Max weight capacity 200kg
To arrange a fitting, please get in touch with us
Fitting method
Our roof racks were initially designed for motorhomes and caravans made from lightweight products such as foam aluminum or fiberglass composite boards. These body designs are not suited to dealing with the point loads exerted by the pads of traditional roof racks.
Our roof racks spread the load over the entire length of the side rails, preferably on the side edge of the vehicle where the wall and roof meet and where the manufacturers use high density foams to make the edges stronger. The side rails are bonded in situ using high-quality modern urethane products similar to those used for constructing motorhome bodies.
Stainless steel tech screws are sometimes used but only to anchor the roof rack in place while the urethane sets.
Our roof racks have now become very popular with motorhomes or camper vans constructed within standard commercial panel vans. We apply the same mounting method to the roofs of these vans with excellent results.
Our racks are capable of carrying heavy loads if the heavy-duty tube is used, with the added bonus of being able to fit a wall-mount awning to the side of the roof rack rail.