Ford Transit Van Equipment & Accessories

Choosing Ford Transit Equipment

Identify your roof height first

The Ford Transit is sold in low roof, mid roof, and high roof, and shelving and partitions are built to fit one of them. A low roof Transit is not a stand-up van, a mid roof is taller but still short of full standing height for most people, and a high roof allows most people to stand upright inside. Equipment built for one roof height will not fit another, and bulkhead partitions in particular are cut to the roof profile and cannot be adapted.

Mid and high roof share more than you'd expect

A large share of Ford Transit shelving fits both mid and high roof vans, since the shelving units do not reach the ceiling in either. Those products are labeled "Mid/High Roof" in the product name. Low roof Transit equipment does not cross over to either.

Then check your wheelbase

Ford Transit vans come in 130", 148", and 148" extended wheelbase depending on configuration. Roof height and wheelbase are two independent measurements and both have to match. A 148" extended wheelbase Transit has a longer body behind the rear axle and takes longer shelving runs than a standard 148".

The Transit Connect is a different van

The Ford Transit Connect is a compact van and the Ford Transit is a full-size van, and the two do not share shelving, partitions, or racks. Transit Connect equipment is grouped with compact van products alongside vehicles like the Ram ProMaster City and Nissan NV200.

What we carry for the Ford Transit

• Shelving units — steel and aluminum, Holman and Ranger Design
• Bulkhead partitions — solid, windowed, and sliding-door designs
• Ladder racks — Holman and Prime Design, fixed and drop-down
• Floors and liners — Legend wall liners and cargo flooring
• Long drawer storage — under-shelf drawer units for long tools and parts
• Shelf accessories — bins, dividers, door kits, and hardware

Get a quote before you order

Work Van Equipment quotes every van upfit by hand. Tell us your year, make, model, wheelbase, and roof height, and an upfitting specialist confirms what fits your van and sends a written quote the same business day. Quotes are free and there is no obligation to buy. You are talking to a person, not filling out a form that disappears. Larger orders qualify for special pricing — call 800-533-7722.

Common questions

How do I know what roof height my Ford Transit is?
Ford Transit roof height is listed on the vehicle's build sheet and window sticker, and low, mid, and high roof Transits differ visibly in height. If you are unsure, call Work Van Equipment at 800-533-7722 with your VIN or year and trim and a specialist will confirm it.

Will low roof Transit shelving fit a mid or high roof Transit?
No. Ford Transit shelving is sized to a specific roof height, and low roof units are shorter than a mid or high roof Transit needs. Many mid and high roof units fit both of those two roof heights and say "Mid/High Roof" in the product name.

What is the difference between a 148" and a 148" extended wheelbase Transit?
The 148" extended Ford Transit has a longer body behind the rear axle, which allows longer shelving runs. Some equipment fits both and the product name will say so; other parts are specific to one or the other.

Will Ford Transit equipment fit a Transit Connect?
No. The Ford Transit Connect is a compact van and the Ford Transit is a full-size van. They do not share shelving, partitions, or ladder racks despite the shared name.

Can I install Ford Transit shelving myself?
Yes, most Ford Transit shelving is designed for installation with basic hand tools and mounts to factory attachment points. Ranger Design shelving requires a vehicle-specific install kit that is purchased separately.