[henryroberts]

just bought myself a vaux vivaro...how do you lads carry your poles around?..I want to keep them in the van and was just wondering....



is there some kind of internal system that connects to the roof...advice appreciated.

[richywilts]

ionics and pure freedom sell a pole rack that can be fitted to the inside wall of your van they hold round 3 or 4 poles, there bit pricey but strong and keep poles out the way.

[DaveG]

I use 4" drainage pipe and brackets ..cheap as chips!

[Russell Macdonald]

Have a look on ebay on water feed pole section, there are some on there.

[matt]

I use 4" drainage pipe and brackets ..cheap as chips!

to be honest, thats got to be the best / most cost effective way

lidl's have a ski bag currently on special, they are 7 quid, ideal for poles that are hardly used

[geefree]

I use 4" drainage pipe and brackets ..cheap as chips!

me too, just slide em right in lol

[Mr H]

I use guttering on the inside wall of the van as I found it easier to install and quicker and easier to get the poles in and out nevermind what diameter of base section you have. I will(at a later date) fit a couple of 4" pipes to the underside of the roof for polesas I will be fitting a few more hooks, shelves, etc to the sides but will miss the guttering........

Regards
Mr H

[CLEANGLASSUK]

As most have said 4" guttering works a treat 

[Topclean]

this is ok till you put triggers on poles

[Dean Aspects]

Soil pipe for me as well with the clips screwed to the inside roof of the van

[Mick (UHPS)]

Yep me too. I have a Dispatch so I fastened a piece of wood across the back hung 4" soil pipe clips from that and then fastened the pipe to those and they rest on the overhead parcel shelf at the front. I stuck a bit of that anti slip matting in the end to stop the poles sliding about.

[Mr H]

this is ok till you put triggers on poles

Just use guttering like me..... I fit my presure lance in mine and that has a large trigger handle.
Doesn't matter about size, triggers etc....... Cut the guttering to the length of the pole from the trigger to the end of the pole and your sorted...



Regards
Mr H