Mounts and Brackets Buying Guide

Mounts and brackets provide a secure, space-saving way to organize equipment in both mobile and stationary work environments. Whether you’re setting up a service truck, utility trailer, or repair shop, having the right storage brackets ensures that essential items stay in place, are easy to access, and remain protected from damage. From keeping everyday tools off the floor to safely holding larger equipment, mounting systems improve efficiency and safety for professionals on the move.

Why Choose Mounting Brackets

Not all gear belongs in a toolbox. Many items are bulky, frequently used, or require dedicated storage. Mounting brackets provide:

• Organization: Keep equipment secured and prevent clutter in trucks, trailers, or shops.
• Efficiency: Reduce wasted time by having the right item in the same place every time.
• Safety: Eliminate shifting loads and potential hazards during transport.
• Flexibility: Choose from a variety of mounts designed to fit specific tools, containers, or supplies.

Whether you’re managing a fleet or setting up a single work vehicle, mounting solutions are an essential part of a professional storage system.

Best-Selling Options

Zip’s stocks a wide range of storage brackets from leading brands like In The Ditch, Zip’s, and Austin, known for their durable, powder-coated steel construction and reliable designs. Popular options include:

• Fuel can brackets for securing gas and diesel containers.
• Trash can mounts designed for service trucks and rollbacks.
• Tool storage brackets that keep hammers, impact guns, cords, and other essentials in place.

These products are built for rugged use, giving you confidence that equipment will remain secure in demanding environments.

Shopping Guide

When selecting the right mounts and brackets, consider the following factors:

• Mounting Surface: Decide whether installation will be in a shop, on a rollback carrier, or inside a service truck.
• Load Capacity: Heavier items like fuel cans and full trash bins require reinforced brackets.
• Accessibility Needs: Consider whether you need quick access to tools, or longer-term storage for supplies.
• Brand Compatibility: Some brackets are universal, while others pair best with specific setups from In The Ditch or Austin.

By planning out your mounting system, you’ll maximize storage efficiency while protecting your investment in tools and equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can mounting brackets be used in both trucks and shops?
Yes. Most brackets are designed for versatile installation, whether on walls, vehicle compartments, or custom setups.

What materials are most common for mounts and brackets?
Powder-coated steel is standard for strength and corrosion resistance, though some lighter-duty brackets may use aluminum.

Do these brackets require professional installation?
Most mounts can be installed with standard tools, though heavy-duty applications may require drilling or reinforcement.

How do I choose the right bracket for my equipment?
Start by measuring the item you want to store, then match it with a bracket built for that size and weight.

Are mounts and brackets universal or product-specific?
Some are universal, while others are designed for particular applications, such as fuel containers or tool storage.