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With the NSW spring school holidays running from 28 September to 9 October and the October long weekend approaching, now is a good time to give your caravan, camper or trailer a quick check.A little preparation before you leave can help prevent hardware problems, unsecured gear and other unwelcome surprises on the road.At a Glance Check handles, hinges and catches for wear or movement. Inspect seals around doors, windows and compartments. Test gas struts and drawer slides. Confirm all trailer li...

A practical work vehicle fit-out is about more than storage. Doors need to open smoothly, compartments must remain secure and commonly used equipment should be easy to access.Choosing components that work together can help create a vehicle that is more organised, dependable and convenient to use.At a Glance Plan access, storage and security as one complete system. Combine ladders or steps with well-positioned grab handles. Match doors and lids with suitable hinges, locks, seals and gas struts. U...

Handles perform different roles across toolboxes, vehicle bodies, trailers and industrial equipment. Some provide a convenient handhold, while others operate or secure a door, lid or access panel.Understanding the main handle types can make it easier to find the right product for your application.At a Glance Start with the handle’s required function: grip, pull, lift or latch. Consider whether the handle should sit proud or recessed into the surface. Check the available mounting space and fixi...

The right ladder or step can make it easier to access trucks, trailers, service vehicles and heavy equipment. Choosing an option that suits the access height, available space and working environment is important for creating a practical fit-out.At a Glance Consider the height users need to reach and how many steps are required. Pull-out ladders retract when not in use to help preserve clearance. Fold-out steps provide a compact access point. Check the safe working load before selecting a product...