Rhino Roof Bars: The Ultimate Workhorse for Your Van
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If you regularly transport ladders, pipe, timber, sheet materials or other long items, the Rhino Kamm Rear Roller System is a practical upgrade for your Volkswagen Transporter T7. Designed to work with Rhino's Kamm roof bar and roof rack systems, it makes loading and unloading safer, quicker and helps protect the rear of your van from accidental damage.
The rear-mounted roller allows heavy or awkward loads to glide smoothly onto the roof without dragging them across the rear doors or paintwork. This reduces the effort required when loading and minimises the risk of scratches and dents.
Manufactured from high-quality aluminium with reinforced steel inserts, the latest Kamm Rear Roller is lighter than previous designs while maintaining exceptional strength. It is capable of supporting loads up to 50kg during loading, making it ideal for professional tradespeople.
Key features include:
The Kamm Rear Roller is ideal for:
Whether you're loading ladders, conduit, pipes or sheet materials, the roller makes the job quicker and significantly reduces wear on your vehicle.
The Kamm Rear Roller is designed for use with compatible Rhino KammBar Pro, KammBar Fleet, and selected KammRack systems fitted to the Volkswagen Transporter T7. Always ensure you select the correct version for your van's wheelbase, roof height and rear door configuration.
Adding a Rhino Kamm Rear Roller System is an affordable way to improve efficiency, protect your vehicle and make daily loading tasks safer. It's an excellent investment for anyone who relies on their van every day and wants professional-grade functionality with minimal installation time
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