2-Bar Aluminum Cargo/ Ladder Rack for Ford Transit Connect

2-Bar Aluminum Cargo/ Ladder Rack for Ford Transit Connect – Budget-Friendly and Built for More Than Ladders

This 2 bar aluminum cargo rack lets you haul ladders and oversized gear safely. That’s why it’s not only called a ladder rack but a cargo rack.

When should you choose this Ford Transit Connect cargo rack?

• If your tools, conduit, or materials are crowding your cargo area, it’s time to take advantage of your roof and this van cargo rackcan help you with that.
• If you are transporting large materials other than ladders
• If you are looking for a budget-friendly and versatile work van cargo rack
• If you don’t mind using a ladder to grab your ladder. Popularly used with an interior large ladder hook. 

Why is this Ford Transit Connect van roof rack a crowd-favourite?

Crafted from rust-resistant, lightweight, and durable aluminum, this rack is built to handle the daily grind. Whether you’re loading ladders, long pipe, conduit carriers, or sheet goods, this system holds strong under pressure. It’s a favorite among tradespeople who need budget-friendly versatility without compromising on quality. Best of all, this rack fits popular work vans, making it ideal for contractors, plumbers, HVAC techs, and delivery pros who need a rugged, affordable solution.

Free Shipping + Warranty Information

Get free shipping on orders over $3,000 USD/CAD.

Sterling Fleet Outfitters serves customers across North America — from contractors on the East Coast searching for cargo racks in Ontario or Toronto, to fleets on the West Coast outfitting vehicles in California or Portland. Even if you’re based in the central U.S., our team can deliver your ladder racks and upfitting equipment quickly and reliably.

Warranty Information

Aluminum cargo/ladder racks are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty for 3 years which Sterling endorses and adds a full labor warranty (if installation is done with us) to this.

How Trades Use this Van Cargo Rack?

Plumbers often pair this rack with conduit carriers to free up space inside their vans. HVAC techs use it for long ducting runs or to haul ladders that won’t fit inside. Delivery and contractor crews rely on it to move bulkier items, keeping their cargo area clean and efficient. It’s a smart upgrade for any pro who wants maximize their cargo space.

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