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Create your own ladder rack with this specially designed bracket kit. Sturdy aluminum brackets mount to the roof of your enclosed trailer. Standard 2x4 lumber (not included) fits into the brackets to act as crossbars for a customizable ladder rack.
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Today we're going to take a look at the Packham Ladder Rack Bracket Kit for Enclosed Trailers. This is a customization system that will let you create your own roof-mounted ladder rack. It is designed to mount to rain gutters of almost enclosed trailer. It includes these four sturdy aluminum brackets. These would mount to these aluminium mounting brackets that are all included with the mounting hardware. It helps you design your own ladder rack. Now it is designed to use the standard 2x4 or 2x6 pressure-treated lumber into here and they fit into these brackets to create the crossbars for your ladder rack.
Basically when you go to install these, these mounting brackets would attach to each corner of the roof of your enclosed trailer. Then you just slide down your bracket just like that onto that, and then put your wood in here and attach it to have your crossbar going across the width of your trailer. The capacity on each bar, in other words, when you put this together and a piece of 2x4 or 2x6 in there, the capacity is already about 100 pounds, and the same 100 pounds on this. Overall the whole ladder rack kit is 200 pounds. I do want to give you some dimensions. Basically the height of this when it's installed in the mounting bracket just like that, if we put a ruler on it if we measure from the very bottom all the way to the very top.
We'll set it down this way and you can see it's going to be right at 22 inches. If you measure from the very bottom to the top of the crossbeam, it's going to be right at 18-5/8 inches. Basically what you would do is once these are installed on your enclosed trailer. I have an example. Here's a piece of 2x4 just to show you. You just cut the 2x4 the length you need to go across your trailer.
Insert it into the bracket just like that and then you see the holes on each side. You just use your mounting hardware to install it to there and support it. That should do it for the review of the Packham Ladder Rack Bracket Kit for Enclosed Trailers.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Mike H.
10/1/2018
This rack system is working perfectly with the original treated 2x4’s a year later. I use it every week to haul 16’ long lumber & siding and have never had a problem with any of the hardware. I would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone.

Bart
9/3/2023
A year in and very happy with these. Recommend.

Joseph
5/14/2023
Still using these daily on my 8x5 enclosed trailer. They hold a 30 extension, a 20 extension and a 12and 8 straight ladder these two are stacked on top of each other. I used the setup to travel at highway speeds back and forth to New Jersey and still going strong. Will definitely buy these again for the next trailer. Just make sure you follow my original review ad use grade 8 bolts and nuts with lock washers. The included screws are not sufficient.

William
9/15/2019
Still in use exactly the way I installed them except that I added stainless steel eyes to the 2 X 4 cross pieces.

Brian B.
4/6/2017
Had to replace the self tapping screws with boltnut. The rack works great, very sturdy.

Chris A.
4/12/2016
working great. has held up well with sliding our 17 ft aluminum canoe on and off. the fasteners are still tight and the rubber sealing washers have not dry rotted in the florida weather

Gene
6/16/2015
Can you do hwy speed 65-70 mph with the two kayaks secured?

Kris N.
4/16/2017
Great

Canyonraven
5/26/2016
One year later: Having hauled whitewater river raft oar frame rigs up and down steep, rocky, and muddy double tracks, not a squeak from the rack system. Equally secure at 80 mph on freeways. Due to weight of oar frames and wind resistance at speed, 34 tube-braces were added between racks and at leading and trailing ends. Very rigid.
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Frank V.
8/21/2015
My girlfriend and I are in the travel nursing industry. We were on assignment in Seattle, WA when I ordered the ladder racks. Originally, I just wanted them to support our canoe which it worked very well from our cross country trip to New Hampshire. Once we were to leave NH, I had acquired some extra gear, so I used them to construct and secure this rather unique storage area above our cargo trailer to haul extra items AND to secure the canoe! We did our spring assignment in NC, a 1,000 mile trip and are now in Alaska which added another 5,000 miles! I havent had any issues with the performance of these racks. I love them! Thanks for following up!