CITROËN JUMPER RACKING FOR A PLUMBER IN VENETO
A Citroën Jumper L2 H1 with drawers, shelves, a Multibox cabinet and a pull-out vice bench
A Citroën Jumper fitted out for a plumber in Veneto
On this page we present the Syncro racking system installed in a Citroën Jumper L2 H1 for a plumber based in Italy’s Veneto region. The customer asked for:
- a large number of enclosed containers for small items and spares
- a clear central aisle and a bulkhead left free but fitted with accessories for securing bulky cargo
- good lighting inside the van
Let’s take a closer look at the choices made.
Liners for vans: an optional that is almost mandatory
No aspect of fitting out a van is actually mandatory, but there is one precaution that all Syncro racking centres strongly recommend to avoid dents, scratches and rust. Fit bodywork protection! Liners, in whatever material you choose, should always be installed before any racking and accessories.
The Citroën Jumper seen on this page came into the Syncro workshop with a floor liner already in place. Our installers simply supplemented this with honeycomb polypropylene panels on the walls.
Syncro can also fit custom-made door, wheel arch, bulkhead and roof liners in all models of van.
The left side: drawers, removable bins and shelving
The left wall of this plumber’s Citroën Jumper is fitted with:
- two metal drawers with non-slip mats and internal space dividers
- a column of three open shelves for plastic bins
- a case compartment with a lashing strap
- a floor-level compartment over the wheel arch, enclosed by a patented lift-and-rotate door
- a top tray with an access door at the rear, running along the whole length of the wall
- a set of shelves including three configurable shelves and an open shelf with a Syncroblock bar on the wall behind it
- two open floor-level compartments
- a paper roll holder on the side panel near the rear doors.
On the right: storage and a pull-out vice bench
The owner of the Citroën Jumper needs to do certain small jobs in his van, so he asked us to include a vice bench.
The racking on the right comprises a floor-level compartment with a lift-and-rotate door, four shelves with removable bins of different sizes and, at the top, a Multibox cabinet of tilting transparent drawers.
A pull-out vice bench with a metal vice and a robust telescopic support extends through the rear-facing side panel. A rack for silicone tubes and nozzles and a spray can holder have also been fitted here.
A clear bulkhead with a Syncroblock bar
The bulkhead has been left in its original condition apart from the addition of a Syncroblock bar with attachments and lashing straps. This versatile solution enables cargo of all shapes and sizes to be carried in complete safety inside the van.
What’s the best configuration for your work?
As this Citroën Jumper shows, there is no such thing as a standard solution for plumbers, just as there is no standard answer to the needs of electricians, service engineers, or anybody else.
The modular design of Syncro racking allows all tradesmen and professionals to find exactly the right solution for their own van and their own working methods and preferences.
See more examples of Citroën Jumper racking and of van racking for plumbers.
Want to see how Syncro can design the perfect racking system for you? Contact us now to arrange a non-binding consultation with the van racking specialists!