Sealant Tube Holder 4 8 12 Tube Angled Plywood Van Racking Workshop Storage
Keep sealant cartridges organised and easy to reach in your van, garage or workshop. Four tubes sit across each angled row, with a solid support beneath their bases and nozzles pointing up and forwards.
Choose your capacity
Available for 4, 8 or 12 tubes, arranged in one, two or three rows. Select your size above.
| Capacity | Empty rack: width x depth x height | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| 4 tubes | 310 x 190 x 200 mm | VS-0070 |
| 8 tubes | 310 x 190 x 460 mm | VS-0071 |
| 12 tubes | 310 x 190 x 720 mm | VS-0072 |
Natural plywood construction
CNC-cut from 15 mm natural plywood, with rounded sides, exposed layered edges, an open rear and two narrow mounting rails. Supplied flat packed with assembly screws and an illustrated guide. The 4, 8 and 12 capacity kits contain 6, 8 and 10 plywood panels and 16, 24 and 32 assembly screws respectively.
Check the fit and loading clearance
52 mm circular openings and a 25-degree forward lean. Designed around cartridges up to 50 mm in body diameter and 215 mm body length, plus a 100 mm nozzle. Measure the widest part, including the base rim: cartridge fit is not universal. Leave at least 350 mm clear along the tube angle above the top locating shelf, and keep the forward loading paths clear. Loaded contents project beyond the empty rack dimensions shown above.
Mounting and use
Fix both mounting rails to a suitable structural support before attaching the assembled body. Choose installation fixings for your support and leave access for the screwdriver. These holders do not lock contents in place: use suitable separate restraints or remove contents before vehicle travel. Follow the storage instructions on the contents' labels.
Sealant cartridges, installation fixings, structural support, tools and transport restraints are not included.
Product images are renders of the design. Natural plywood grain varies.
Assembly guides
Fit check Make sure it fits before you order Guide
- Measure the usable side-wall width. Check clear space from the bulkhead area towards the rear doors, allowing for trim, tie-down points and any existing lining.
- Measure available height from the van floor. Make sure the selected height clears roof ribs, windows, handles and anything mounted on the side wall.
- Check the depth works in your layout. Confirm it will not clash with doors, tools, wheel arch position or the space you need down the centre of the van.
