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So you’ve chosen a van from the German manufacturer Volkswagen as your working partner. All you need now is a fully customised racking system! You can find one at Syncro dealerships in Australia and New Zealand. Syncro liners, racking and accessories are renowned for their strength, functionality and modular design.
This means that whatever VW model you drive, Caddy, Crafter or Transporter, you’ll always be able to convert it into the perfect mobile workshop, with exactly the right combination of Syncro System liners, racking and accessories.
The Caddy is the smallest model in the VW range; the Transporter is the company’s medium offering; the Crafter is the most spacious of all Volkswagen vans.
Whatever model you drive, you need robust liners to protect the floor against everyday wear, dents and scratches, and to protect the walls and doors against the sort of damage caused by accidental impacts.
Once your van has been properly lined to suit model and variant and the nature of your work, you can ask Syncro to install racking on one, two or all three interior walls and to fit whatever accessories you need to make full use of even the tightest corners and keep your business running smoothly!
The large Crafter was launched in 2006. A second series arrived in 2016 and was joined in 2022 by an all-electric version. Multiple configurations can be achieved using combinations of three lengths and three heights. The smallest offers a load capacity of 9.9 cubic metres while the largest boasts a generous capacity of 18.4 cubic metres.
Arrange a chat with Syncro System’s experts in Australia or New Zealand to find the perfect solution for your own VW Crafter. We’ll be happy to design a fully customised combination of racking, work benches, accessories and extra equipment to optimise the functionality of your van and take your business to the next level.
In this racking solution for the Volkswagen Crafter, the Syncro team has installed racking on both sides but left the bulkhead free, equipping it only with a length of Syncroblock bar and a lashing strap. The storage capacity requested by the customer has been provided in the form of shelves, drawers, transparent containers and lockers. A work area for minor repairs has been added by combining a vice bench with a work surface in marble-look plywood.
In the example seen above, racking has been installed only on the right of the Caddy. Here you can see a set of drawers and, at the top, a shelf with plastic containers.
There’s no reason why you should not fit racking on both sides of your van. It all depends on how you plan to use the vehicle and how often you need extra floor space to carry bulky cargo.
Ask the experts at Syncro’s Australian and New Zealand dealerships for free, professional and obligation-free advice.
Here’s another model with a long history behind it! The first Volkswagen Transporter appeared as far back as 1949. In 2024, over seventy years later, we are still driving Transporters – more recent models, of course.
The modern Transporter is a medium van that is ideal for conversion into a travelling workshop or warehouse. The different variants offer cargo volumes from 5.8 to 9 cubic metres depending on what combination of wheelbase and height you choose. Load capacity goes up to 1,333 kg.
This page illustrates one of the endless ways in which a VW Transporter racking system can be configured. In this case the chosen solution combines enclosed shelves and case trays. The addition of a strap-type case compartment and other accessories enhances the van’s functionality and helps the owner to deliver a more professional service.
Remember that every racking system installed by Syncro’s Oceania dealerships is fully customised and specially designed and constructed to meet your needs!
