Short answer
To use the Wedgetail conduit carrier, mount it on top of the rack or along the side of the platform with the side brackets, open the lid on its quarter turn hinge to load the conduit, close it and padlock it through the slot when you park. It comes in 100 mm and 150 mm sizes; conduit carrier sizes explains which kit suits which rack.
| Sizes | 100 mm and 150 mm |
|---|---|
| Mounting | On top of the rack, or side mounted with side brackets |
| Lid | Quarter turn hinge |
| Security | Padlock ready slot |
| Which kit | Conduit carrier sizes and kits |
If you’re a technician who carries conduit, ladders and materials every day, you’ll know how frustrating loose conduit can be. It flaps in the wind, takes up valuable space and needs to be secured properly to avoid damage or safety issues.
In this How To episode, Josh walks through the Wedgetail Conduit Carrier; a simple, robust solution designed to keep conduit secure, organised and easy to access on your Wedgetail Trade roof rack.
Built for Real Trade Use
The Wedgetail Conduit Carrier (also known as our Pipe Safe system) is purpose-built for trades who need a reliable way to transport conduit without compromising their workflow.
It’s available in two sizes:
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100mm, ideal for smaller conduit loads
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150mm, perfect when you’re carrying larger volumes
Both sizes feature a padlock-ready slot, giving you added security when the vehicle is parked on site or overnight.
Easy Access, Secure Transport
Using the conduit carrier is straightforward. A quarter-turn hinge allows the lid to open smoothly, making it quick to insert or remove conduit when you’re on the job. Once closed, your conduit is securely contained, no rattling, no movement and no wind noise.
This makes it an ideal companion to ladder setups on the Wedgetail Trade platform, keeping everything locked in place and easy to manage.
Flexible Mounting Options
One of the standout features of the Wedgetail Conduit Carrier is its flexibility.
You can mount the carrier:
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On top of the roof rack, or
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Along the side of the platform using side brackets
The side-mounted configuration is particularly useful if you regularly carry sheets or oversized materials and need to keep the entire platform surface clear. It’s also a great option for carpenters, plasterers and other trades who may want to store items like spirit levels, extrusions or long tools alongside conduit.
Designed to Fit Your Workflow
Whether you’re a technician juggling ladders and conduit, or a tradie who needs maximum platform space for sheets and tools, the Wedgetail Conduit Carrier adapts to how you work, not the other way around.
Strong, secure and designed to integrate seamlessly with the Wedgetail Trade system, it’s a practical upgrade that makes everyday transport safer and more efficient.
If conduit is part of your daily load, the Wedgetail Conduit Carrier is the no-fuss solution that keeps everything exactly where it should be.
Questions and answers
Which size do I need?
100 mm for smaller conduit loads, 150 mm for larger volumes; see conduit carrier sizes.
Can it go on the side of the rack?
Yes, with the side brackets, which keeps the platform free for sheets and long materials.
Can I lock it?
Yes. Both sizes have a padlock ready slot.
What else can it carry?
Long items such as spirit levels and extrusions as well as conduit.
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