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As practical as a Swiss Army penknife and even more adaptable, van racking is essential equipment for many van-based workers.
We've checked out two manufacturers' ranges to assess the latest developments.
Fmm a simple drawer for those pesky spanners to a multi-layered, multitasking arrangement complete with handwash system and picnic table (well, possibly). the world of van racking is vast and highly adaptable, with the main limitation being the customers' imagination.
We've taken two examples from companies offering different approaches to gain an idea of what's on the market.
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