Without a shred of doubt, a vehicle roof racks make it possible to carry all the things you might need for your outdoor adventure or holiday. But it's true test will happen when you actually being placing the things you need to carry, onto the vehicle roof rack. That's when you would either be proud to have chosen the right roof rack or you would be miserable to find that you have to tell your son that his Kayak will not fit on the roof rack.

So when you are choosing your roof rack design, you would want to obviously first consider all the things you might want to carry and also the terrain you would be travelling e.g. dusty, rough, dense vegetation etc. You would also want to consider if you want the roof rack to be a permanent accessory to your vehicle or something which you want to install as and when needed and take off once you return. The roof rack design element will have to take all this into account. The vehicle roof rack design also needs to take into account the vehicle load capacity and roof design.

Largely, there two categories to the vehicle roof rack design; commercial and recreational. A commercial roof rack is usually mean to carry a limited number and type of things. These are usually connected with the type of equipment required for the trade carried out by the vehicle owner. The commercial roof rack design tends to be simple but sturdy. The recreational roof rack design on the other hand, is a completely different ball game.

A recreation roof rack design for your vehicle takes into account everything that you need to carry from bicycles to canoes to kayaks, snowboards, skies, scuba gear and even tents.

Vehicle Or Towbars NSW come in various shapes and sizes. The shape and size of your roof rack design will depend on the type and shape of the vehicle for which it is intended and its load capacity. Depending on your vehicle, you might have to separately purchase supportive attachments and load bars.

When choosing your roof rack design, you also need to take into account existing roof gutters, existing railing and so forth. These things will impact the type of towers or 'feet' to be used for your roof rack.

Some 4x4 vehicles come with pre-drilled holes for a rack but no rack is provided. If this is the case with your vehicle, you have the option to choose a rack based on two rails or tower style rack on four feet. Also, take into consideration that these days’ Rak-A-Van Shelving bars are available.

A roof rack accessory bar allows it to be added or removed depending on the type of equipment to be carried e.g. grommets for kayak or camps for bicycle wheels and so forth.

So visit http://www.barsnracks.com.au/ and we can help you choose the perfect roof rack design for your vehicle and your needs.