Mercedes van racking — common questions
Choosing racking for a Mercedes van — sizes, sides and how the kits fit.
Which Mercedes vans does StowPro make racking for?
StowPro make van racking kits for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Mercedes-Benz Vito and Mercedes-Benz Citan.
Each kit is built to that specific model and body length, and comes as an Offside, Nearside or Full Kit.
How do I choose the right racking for my Mercedes van?
Pick your model, then your body length (the L-code on your V5C), then the side you want to rack — offside for the longest clear run, nearside around the side door, or a full kit for both.
Use the size guide to check your load length, then open your model below. Not sure of your exact Mercedes model? Send us the reg and we'll confirm.
Are Mercedes vans shared with other manufacturers?
Some are — for example the Mercedes-Benz Citan shares its body with the Renault Kangoo and Nissan Townstar, so the racking is interchangeable.
That means a kit listed for one badge fits its twins as long as the body length and roof match.
Which Mercedes van has the longest load area?
Of the Mercedes vans we rack, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has the longest load area at 4,810 mm on its largest body.
The offside of that body takes a single continuous racking run, ideal for long materials.
Do you do offside, nearside and full racking kits for Mercedes vans?
Yes — every Mercedes kit comes three ways: Offside Only (driver's side, one long run), Nearside Only (worked around the side door) or a Full Kit for both walls.
Fit only the side you need to save cost and payload, or the full kit to convert the whole van.



