A van turning slowly with a Halo roof rack fitted

The Halo System · van roof racks

A unistrut roof rack that doesn't look like one

Our corners turn standard metal channel, also known as unistrut, into a rack that looks made rather than improvised. Sized to your own roof, from £55.

Presets: MAN TGE L3 H3 · L4 H3  ·  VW Crafter L3 H3 · L4 H3  ·  or measure your own

The four Halo corners lifted off a rack, shown in red

Halo Corners

Universal, fits any van with 41mm or 21mm channel

  • Full set of four Halo corners
  • Stainless steel angle brackets and all fixings
  • Fitting instructions
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Halo rack lifted off a van, the spacer kit shown in red between

Halo Spacer Kit

Designed to match the exact curvature of your van

  • Full set of PETG spacers, labelled and sized for easy install
  • Includes all hardware including M8 bolts and washers (excluding rivnuts)
  • Fitting instructions
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Halo rack lifted off a van, corners and spacers shown in red

Halo Corners & Spacers Bundle

Order the Spacers and Corners together and save!

  • Full set of PETG spacers, labelled and sized for easy install
  • Full set of four Halo corners
  • Includes all hardware including M8 bolts and washers (excluding rivnuts)
  • Fitting instructions
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Plan your Halo before you buy anything

Pick your van and the planner draws the rack on its roof, then works out everything you need: the channel cut list, and a spacer and bolt for every fixing point.

  1. 1 Pick your vanOr measure your own roof.
  2. 2 Plan your layoutCross beams, solar panels, roof lights: see it on your roof first.
  3. 3 Order the kitCorners and spacers from us; the channel from any stockist.
Plan now

Halo on real vans

Racks built with Halo corners, out on the road.

A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van
A Halo rack on a real van

How Halo compares

Everyone assumes that because universal channel is steel, it must be heavy. Sure, steel is heavier than aluminium, but the difference isn’t as much as you’d think, especially when you’re using a lot less of it. Simplicity is the key here.

The table compares well-known roof rack manufacturers on the LWB Crafter. It isn’t an exact like-for-like comparison, as they all differ in strength and aesthetics, but they essentially do the same job, at different weights and price points.

RackPriceWeight
Halo(corners + spacers + locally sourced universal channel) £175 19 kg
Van Guard ULTI Rack+trade ladder rack £819 44 kg (+132%)
ExpeditionGo Play Dirty £2,135 26.4 kg (+39%)
Yakkt CORE £2,150 28.5 kg (+50%)
Front Runner Slimline II £2,161 52.4 kg (+176%)
Mule Vans £3,024 30 kg (est.) (+58%)
A Halo rack standing off a van roof on a spacer at every fixing point

No loose ends

Unfinished ends are the trademark look of a DIY unistrut roof rack. Halo corners change that, turning yours into a clean closed loop. A halo.