Compare configurations
Compare cargo van roof heights
Choose roof height for the standing or loading space needed inside. Check cargo and aisle height against the door openings. Then confirm vehicle clearance and payload, accounting for conversion equipment and the route and parking limits.
| Configuration | Roof and access configuration | Interior use | Route fit | Main advantage | Not suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Roof Van | Maximum interior-height configuration with a taller exterior envelope | Tall cargo, walk-in service work or equipment-heavy conversions | Routes with confirmed bridge, garage and loading-bay clearance | Provides the most vertical interior workspace in the family | Low-clearance parking, height-restricted routes or unnecessary empty volume |
| Middle Roof Van | Balanced interior height and exterior clearance configuration | Urban delivery, service equipment and mixed van conversions | City and regional routes with moderate clearance limits | Balances usable interior height and route access | Work requiring full high-roof clearance or the lowest vehicle profile |
| Low Roof Van | Lowest exterior-height configuration in the van family | Parcel, tool and service cargo that does not need standing height | Urban routes, garages and height-constrained access | Prioritizes clearance and compact road profile | Tall cargo or conversions requiring walk-in interior height |