FEATURES:

• Universal tie-down system for enclosed trailers, trailer beds, trucks, vans, and pickups.
• 12-gauge steel rails hold down heavy loads like toolboxes, bikes, furniture, and vehicles.
• E-Track straps and accessories click into E-Track slots to easily secure cargo.
• Multiple anchor slots per rail give you the perfect tie-down position each time you haul.
• Powder-coated finish gives the rails a sleek look and protects them from chipping or scratching.
• Easy bolt-on installation. Use screws or bolts to attach to walls and floors. (Installation hardware sold separately.)
• Use also as an organizational system to set up trailers, warehouses, garages, barns, and sheds.

Black Horizontal E-Track Rail

Are you hauling packages, pallets or other cargo in an interior van trailer? A horizontal E-Track tie-down system purchased online from DC Cargo Mall will help secure the contents of your trailer while you are driving, ensuring that your cargo arrives at its destination intact and unharmed.

These rails can easily be bolted to any surface, across the wall or floor of your cargo van, flatbed trailer, or your pickup truck bed. 1/4" diameter mounting holes are spaced at 2" intervals along the length sides of the rail.

Logistic ratchet and cam buckle straps, motorcycle tie-downs, rope tie-offs, D rings, and other accessories with spring fittings can all be inserted into these E-Track slots with a press of a lever, making reliable load securement easy.

When To Use Horizontal E-Track In Your Trailer

This E-Track's horizontal configuration allows you to run it along your enclosed cargo trailer walls in horizontal rows, providing an anchor point for tie down straps which keep cargo in place. Horizontal e-track has a wider profile than vertical E-Track because the anchor points which run perpendicular to the rail itself, spaced at 2" intervals. Vertical and horizontal etrack can each be used for many different tie down applications, but if you are unsure which orientation to choose, consider what you plan on hauling, and the interior layout of your trailer.

Black Painted E-Track For An Attractive Finish

This trailer E-Track is constructed of high gauge steel which prevents rust and corrosion, enhancing longevity and saving you from financially draining frequent replacements. The strength and function of this tie down rail is the same as the plain steel e-track, but the unique black finish will give the inside of your trailer a sleek and distinctive look.

Installing Your Cargo Trailer E-Track System

This black enclosed trailer E-Track rail can be paired with tie down straps or bungees and various E-Track attachment points like hooks, clips and brackets to create a unique, customized E-Track tie down system. Designed to be bolted onto the walls of your truck's interior horizontally, the configuration of this rail provides more holes to hook your E-Track strap or shoring beam onto, and more holes means more securing options, and a safer ride for you.

For easy E-Track installation, simply bolt this trailer E-Track to the walls of your interior van. Keep in mind that your e-track is only as strong as the way it is mounted. When deciding where to mount, you should consider the location of wheel wells in the floor, support studs in the walls, and if you have cabinets or a door along the wall of your trailer. When wall-mounting, horizontal e-track rails should be fastened directly over the studs. ¼" self-threading screws will fit into the pre-drilled holes, and you should attach the track with a screw at every 3rd, 4th or 5th hole on both sides.

How To Install E-Track Rails

Installing E-Tracks is quite straightforward and requires just a few minutes and simple tools. Once you have identified the location in which you'd like to mount your track, it is best to use a leveler to ensure straight angles. This is especially important if you will be installing two parallel tracks, particularly opposite each other. The E-Tracks have holes spaced 2" apart running along both sides of the rails. Choose from the various E-Track bolts and E-Track screws options we have for metal and wood surfaces. Note that it is not necessary to fasten every hole; a high average would be ten fasteners for every two feet of track