Van Pipe Tube Carriers

[Goulbourn_604]

Hello, I hope you don't mind me dropping a message here. Please move to the appropriate place if required!

I work for a company who manufacture pipe carriers (the type you see on top of a vehicle) and I'm looking for some end users to talk to help better understand your general needs.

If anyone who currently uses a pipe carrier wouldn't mind sharing a few messages back and forth with me, it would be greatly appreciated!

 

[James]

conduit (tube for electrical cables) if i have to carry it, i bungee strap it to the roof.

 

[Goulbourn_604]

conduit (tube for electrical cables) if i have to carry it, i bungee strap it to the roof.

Thanks James, would you usually get conduit delivered to job or is it rarely required and when you do need it, you strap it to the roof?

 

[ferg]

I use a Rhino tube. Had it for 7 ish years. I use it for pvc conduit and trunking.
The only issue I have with it is that it is not lined and the white PVC gets marked if it's in there for a while.
I'm a one man band so tend to do smaller stuff so it can sit in there for a while sometimes.
The next tube I buy will be lined it's really very annoying when I take out a length of something I need and it's marked.

 

[oscar21]

cable basket (£10) inside the van for capping, long level etc