Industry solution · Painting & decorating
Van racking for painters and decorators
Paints, containers and delicate surfaces: in a painter's vehicle the racking decides whether the load space still looks presentable a year later.
High edge
trays keep containers upright — spills stay contained
Washable
coated floors make cleaning simple
1 source
racking and vehicle signwriting from one company
From everyday work
Typical challenges
Leaking containers
Tipped-over buckets and cartridges ruin the load space and the material.
Bulky equipment
Ladders, telescopic poles and covering material need fixed positions.
Cleanliness
Tools have to stay clean and dry — separated from wet equipment.
Proven in Painting & decorating
Our recommendation
Trays with high edges and non-slip floors keep containers upright and spills under control. Cartridge and spray can inserts sort consumables, the ladder holder on the roof rack frees up space in the load area. Washable floor panels make cleaning simple.
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How it can look
Typical build: panel van for a painting company
Floor zone
Deep trays with non-slip inserts for buckets and containers — upright and spill-proof.
Shelf zone
Cartridge and spray can inserts, i-BOXXes for small material, shelves for covering material.
Roof
TopSystem roof rack with ladder holder — ladders and telescopic poles out of the load space.
Floor & securing
Washable floor panel with lashing rails for everything bulky.
Painting companies from across Essen and the surrounding area have their vehicles fitted out by us — often complete with signwriting from a single source.
Frequently asked questions from Painting & decorating
Advice for Painting & decorating
Tell us about your vehicle and your working day — we will plan the conversion that suits your trade.
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