Yukon Joe
FRF Addict
ABOUT RACK:ONE
Rack:ONE is a versatile product built out of necessity, and guided entirely by a function over form*design philosophy. Here at WSI, we were constantly requested to build a custom mounting system that*could fit the specific needs of our customer, and all the items they must carry in their vehicles. Whether*it be work or play, each person has certain requirements of their vehicles, and a secure way to carry*these items is an absolute must.
Up until Rack:ONE’s inception, the majority of people were required to come up with or purchase,*either a custom, or a generic option . The custom option was typically tailored to specific items, and*any divergence from that specific item that went into the custom mount, wouldn’t work, thus leaving*the consumer with a pile of unusable tools or equipment. Aside from that, a consumer was stuck with a*single purpose unit that was either in the vehicle or out of the vehicle and held no function in between.
Also, custom options, are typically expensive, and take a while to receive. *A generic option, usually offers the consumer a less costly, blank platform, in which to try to tailor their*uses around. These typically require lots of drilling and design work of your own, and normally turn out*being as complex as a custom unit, and more expensive than a custom unit would have cost. Similarly,*the generic mounting unit is nearly as awkward as a custom unit, because it still only serves a specific*purpose.
Rack:ONE changes this by offering a uniquely open platform, coupled with numerous options in which to*set up the perfect mounting system, thus allowing a consumer to specifically tailor their own mounting*system, without the “custom” pricing. If the scope of the task for the vehicle were ever to change,*within minutes, the system could be retrofitted to fit within new parameters. Plus if a person were to*ever need an actual truck bed, the components (minus the base) could be quickly removed and larger*items could be placed on the “base”, never leaving a person without an option.
Yukon Joe
www.RUNRAPTORRUN.com
Rack:ONE is a versatile product built out of necessity, and guided entirely by a function over form*design philosophy. Here at WSI, we were constantly requested to build a custom mounting system that*could fit the specific needs of our customer, and all the items they must carry in their vehicles. Whether*it be work or play, each person has certain requirements of their vehicles, and a secure way to carry*these items is an absolute must.
Up until Rack:ONE’s inception, the majority of people were required to come up with or purchase,*either a custom, or a generic option . The custom option was typically tailored to specific items, and*any divergence from that specific item that went into the custom mount, wouldn’t work, thus leaving*the consumer with a pile of unusable tools or equipment. Aside from that, a consumer was stuck with a*single purpose unit that was either in the vehicle or out of the vehicle and held no function in between.
Also, custom options, are typically expensive, and take a while to receive. *A generic option, usually offers the consumer a less costly, blank platform, in which to try to tailor their*uses around. These typically require lots of drilling and design work of your own, and normally turn out*being as complex as a custom unit, and more expensive than a custom unit would have cost. Similarly,*the generic mounting unit is nearly as awkward as a custom unit, because it still only serves a specific*purpose.
Rack:ONE changes this by offering a uniquely open platform, coupled with numerous options in which to*set up the perfect mounting system, thus allowing a consumer to specifically tailor their own mounting*system, without the “custom” pricing. If the scope of the task for the vehicle were ever to change,*within minutes, the system could be retrofitted to fit within new parameters. Plus if a person were to*ever need an actual truck bed, the components (minus the base) could be quickly removed and larger*items could be placed on the “base”, never leaving a person without an option.
Yukon Joe
www.RUNRAPTORRUN.com
