How to Measure Your Garage Correctly

The height of your garage is the key measurement to validate the compatibility of your rack system. Measure the interior space of your garage from floor to ceiling — provide us with the raw measurement, without subtracting anything. The configurator automatically calculates the necessary technical clearances.

Measure the height separately at the front and at the rear of the rack area. In some vehicles, a reinforcement strip or a structure fixed to the ceiling may create a difference between the two vertical rack legs. If this is the case, the lowest measurement is used for the calculation.

Precise measuring technique:

1. Place the first folding ruler on the floor and extend it as far as possible.
2. Use the second ruler to measure from the end of the first up to the ceiling.
3. Write down both values separately and add them together — this gives you the exact height.

The M and U Series are secured inside your garage by compression between the floor and the ceiling, using adjustable threaded feet. This system ensures a firm and stable fixation — without drilling into the vehicle.

How to Measure Your Garage Correctly

The height of your garage is the key measurement to validate the compatibility of your rack system. Measure the interior space of your garage from the floor up to the upper available limit — usually the bed slats or the van structure. Provide us with the raw measurement, without subtracting anything. The configurator automatically calculates the necessary technical clearances.

Measure the height separately at the front and at the rear. In some vehicles, a structural element or reinforcement may create a difference between the two rack legs. If this is the case, the lowest measurement is used for the calculation.

Precise measuring technique:

1. Place the first folding ruler on the floor and extend it as far as possible.
2. Use the second ruler to measure from the end of the first up to the ceiling.
3. Write down both values separately and add them together — this gives you the exact height.

The V, VS and VT Series are fixed to the garage floor by drilling. This mounting method ensures maximum stability — ideal for rear garages that do not have a load-bearing ceiling suitable for compression fixing.