The Advantages of the EZGlide 2 Weather Guard Ladder Rack

Do you have a work van that needs to transport ladders to job sites? Werner, the nation’s most trusted dealer of ladders, has come up with ladder rack solutions through their Weather Guard line for many types of vans to make ladder transit hassle free and safe. This system, the EZGlide 2 line, is available through Industrial Ladder at affordable distributor pricing and shipment. Find out why a Weather Guard ladder rack system may be right for your vehicle.

Vans Fit for EZGlide 2 Ladder Racks

Ford: Transit and Transit Connect

Mercedes-Benz: Sprinter

Dodge Ram: Pro Master and Pro Master City

Nissan: NV and NV200

Chevrolet/GMC: Express (GMC Savanna) and City Express

Benefits of a EZGlide 2 Weather Guard Ladder Rack

The EZGlide 2 Weather Guard Ladder Rack is a pull down ladder rack designed to make transporting ladders easy. In fact, it is twice as easy to use as competitor pull down ladder racks. Drop down ladders are the best option for transporting heavy and lengthy ladders since you will not have to retrieve the ladder from the rack as it pulls down for easy access. It is designed to hold the heaviest ladders and last the longest of any pull down ladder on the market. This drop down ladder system can be operated with only two fingers and provides the easiest access of any ladder rack available. Not only is this system easy to use, it is incredibly lightweight. This means that it can hold the heaviest of ladders without compromising energy efficiency of your vehicle. Additionally, the system is developed to be versatile, offering space for extension ladders up to 40’ and step or podium ladders from 3’-12’ with included drop-down functionality. It can hold up to 100 pounds of pressure on each side for the dual models and offers additional accessories like a conduit carrier that fits perfectly between the drop down racks on the dual models.

Selecting an EZGlide 2 Weather Guard Ladder Rack for your Vehicle

Step One: Choose a mounting kit that fits your vehicle. For a complete guide on which mounting kit to choose for your van, visit our the Weather Guard EZGlide 2 informational packet. The mounting kit is what will hold the drop down ladder on the roof of your vehicle.

Step Two: Select the drop down feature that fits your vehicle, ladder types, and ladder sizes. To determine these functions, check the same informational packet from Werner. The drop down ladder rack can be installed on either driver or passenger side of the vehicle.

Optional Step Three: Choose the dual pull down ladder option. If you would like to transport more than one ladder at a time, the dual pull down option is right for you. Whether you have a full size or compact van, there is an option for dual pull down Weather Guard ladder rack for you. Check the informational packet to match the dual pull down option that fits your vehicle.

Other Weather Guard Ladder Rack Options

Roof Racks: These roof racks from Weather Guard are designed for operation on the Promaster City from Dodge Ram. The van comes with holes that are designed for this product. The roof rack provides more stability and comes included with the mounting kit that you need to install a drop down ladder rack.

Sliding Ladder Rack: Don’t like the idea of having a ladder rack on the exterior of your van? This option can be installed on the inside ceiling of the cargo area of your van and extends with a sliding motion for easy retrieval. It can carry up to 8’ step, extension, and multi-use ladder models.

Conduit Carriers: This lightweight conduit carrier can be installed in between your dual drop down ladder to hold your electrical conduit for safe and easy transportation. There are a few options in sizing to match the length of your van roofing.

Ready to purchase an EZGlide 2 Weather Guard ladder rack to your vehicle? Check out all the options on our website today! Have any questions about our products or services? Give us a call today at 1-800-833-0800.

 

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