
Product Overview
Storage bin for foam furniture blocks, holding four full sheets. It keeps blocks off the van floor and protected from being crushed under everything else.
Light-weight aluminium, and it mounts to a van wall, a door panel, shelving or a dashboard.
Which Holder for What
Three holders, each sized to a different protector. Match the holder to what you actually carry.
| Holder | Holds | For |
|---|---|---|
| AC19B | About 800 plastic or 300 foil, 3 inch | 3 inch pads (AC19D / AC19) |
| AC19C | About 800 plastic or 300 foil, 4 inch | 4 inch pads (AC20A / AC20) |
| AC44B (this product) | Four full sheets of blocks | Foam blocks (AC46) |
Protectors Only Work If They Are to Hand
Pads and blocks go under furniture legs to keep timber stain and metal rust off damp carpet. They are cheap, they are the difference between a finished job and a claim, and they are almost always skipped when the box has spilled into the bottom of the van and the technician is two rooms in.
Mounting a holder in the van is what turns "we should have blocked that" into a habit. That is the whole return on a holder — not tidiness, but the claims that do not happen.
Specifications
| Part number | AC44B |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Four full sheets of foam blocks |
| Material | Light-weight aluminium |
| Mounting | Walls, door panels, shelving or dashboard |
Hydro-Force does not publish the holder dimensions or fixing centres. Rather than estimate them, we have left them out — tell us where you intend to mount it and we will confirm.
Operating Advice
- Mount it where it is passed on the way out of the van, not where it fits neatly. If it is behind the machine it will not get used.
- Refill it at the start of the week rather than when it runs out mid-job.
- Keep it away from the wet gear. Protectors that have been rained on stick together and do not dispense.
Frequently Asked Questions
Blocks or tabs?
Foam blocks lift a furniture leg clear of damp carpet, which is what you want under anything heavy or with a finish that can bleed. Plastic and foil tabs sit flat and suit lighter items and tight clearances. Most vans carry both.
Why do blocks need a holder?
Loose blocks compress and crumble under everything else in the van, and a crushed block does not hold a leg clear. Keeping full sheets flat is what makes a box last the month you paid for.
Does it come with the protectors?
No, the holder only. See the table above for what it holds.
Where should I mount it?
Somewhere you walk past on the way out of the van with your hands full. That is what makes it get used.
Related Products
- High Density Foam Furniture Blocks (AC46)
- Holder for 3 Inch Tabs (AC19B)
- Holder for 4 Inch Tabs (AC19C)
What We See in the Field
Protectors are not skipped because technicians do not care. They are skipped because the box is at the bottom of the van under the hoses. A holder mounted at eye height removes the excuse, and that is worth considerably more than it costs.