Vehicle Accessories

Ezirak

Ezirak is a solid Australian made metal rack specially designed for Ezipak storage cases. They have ball bearings and metal drawer slides, so they are built to last.

Cargo Mats

Our heavy duty rubber floor mats are suitable for most vans and utes. They won't tear, crack or warp.

• Resistant to most household chemicals and liquids.
• Non-slip surface means your load is stabilized.
• Adds insulation – no more hollow road noise.

Roof Racks

We stock and recommend the Rhino Rack heavy duty roof rack system. They have a range to suit all needs, from the ladder carrying tradesman, to the weekend user.

You can't go wrong with the commercial systems - WHY?

• The legs are manufactured from UV stabilized glass reinforced nylon. The cross bars are extruded structural aluminium. All other components are stainless steel or have an anti-corrosive coating.
  
  
• Gutter mount legs are rated to 100Kg per pair. Removable rack systems to suit gutterless type vehicles are usually rated to 75Kg per pair. Track mount systems are rated to 100Kg per pair.
  
  
• All Rhino Rack systems are supplied with security hardware to give you added peace of mind.
  

• There are a large range of accessories available to suit most tradesmen's requirements.
  
  

Hand Wash Units

• Hot and cold water at any location is now an affordable reality.
• Handiwash can assist you in meeting occupational health and safety requirements.
• The heater element thermostatically controls water temperature to 60°C. The system is also protected by a thermal overload safety device.
• The unit can be mounted to any vertical surface and wired to a 12 or 24 volt power source.

Gas Bottle Holders / Boxes

• Holders are available to suit a variety of gas bottle sizes from LPG, ‘D’ size cylinders of oxygen / acetylene and Freon gas cylinders.

Or you may decide on the option of sealed and vented gas cylinder cabinet.

“Serious accidents have resulted from gas leaking from cylinders while inside trade vehicles.  Leaking gas can explode when ignited injuring the driver and damaging the vehicle.  Leaks can occur if the valves used to regulate the flow of gas are not properly turned off or are faulty.

Ignition sources can include electrical equipment in the vehicle, for example, using a remote locking mechanism.  Lighting a cigarette in or near the vehicle could also ignite the gas.

Containment and ventilation is the key to reducing risk of fire or explosion.”
Extract from Workcover 2002