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High Quality Plywood Racking Systems
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Ford Transit Connect 2014-2023 LWB Passenger Side Door Van Racking
Vehicle-specific van racking unit designed to fit the Passenger Side Door position of Ford Transit Connect LWB models 2014-2023.
Module Size
- Module 1: 875mm wide x 300mm deep x 1120mm height
- Module 2: 750mm wide x 300mm deep x 1120mm height
- Fits: Passenger Side Door Position (LWB 2014-2023 models)
Configuration
- 2 x Shelving Modules
- Designed for Side Door Position
- Supplied Ready for Installation
Material
12mm Hexaboard Hardwood Plywood – Phenolic-coated board providing a professional black finish and enhanced surface durability.
Engineered for Professional Use
- CNC Manufactured In-House – Precision cut using professional CNC machinery for repeatable accuracy.
- Interlocking Mortise & Tenon Joinery – Structural construction designed for daily commercial use.
- Structural 12mm Hardwood Plywood – Available in natural finish or Black Hexaboard for enhanced durability.
- Bonded Joints – Built to withstand working van environments.
About Vanrack
Vanrack designs and manufactures professional van racking systems in the UK. All products are CNC produced in-house and built specifically for working tradespeople who rely on their vehicles every day.
- UK Manufactured
- Trade-Focused Designs
- Consistent Precision Production
Delivery & Installation
- Fast UK Dispatch – Products are ex stock for prompt delivery.
- Straightforward Installation – Shelves supplied assembled, side panels separate for easier positioning.
- Support Available – Contact us if you require fitment guidance before ordering.
Fitment Assurance
Please ensure your vehicle matches the stated model and year range before ordering. Our racking systems are designed to be fitted to ply-lined vans. Due to the nature of ply lining and variations between installations, some trimming or minor adjustment may be required during fitting. If you are unsure about compatibility, please send us a message with your vehicle details and we will confirm fitment.
