Trying to decide whether L-track or E-track is the best choice for your tie-down needs? It depends on where you’ll be installing it.
Generally, the narrow width of L-track works great for installing on the walls or floor of a pickup truck bed. L-track is available in an
aluminum or a black painted finish. Lengths include 6″, 12″, 24″, and 48″.
The wider width of E-track makes it a good choice for installation inside an enclosed trailer or on the floor of an open trailer. It’s available in horizontal and vertical styles and in a galvanized or a green painted finish. Lengths include 2′, 5′, 8′, and 10′.
Both L track and E track are incredibly strong and versatile, but traditionally there are more straps and fittings available on the market for E-track. L-track (also sometimes known as airline track) is gaining in popularity, so more and more accessories are becoming available.
Charlie explains in more detail in the video below.
We’ve also added videos about how to install Etrack and how to install L track.
How to install E-track:
How to install L-track: