Flat decks
Deck length and width start with the load and vehicle. Work through headboard height, fixed or removable sides, tie-down locations and underbody storage, allowing for the way equipment will be loaded and secured.

Custom truck bodies designed around the vehicle, the load and the way you work.

Open decks for transport, plant, equipment and general commercial use.

Tipping bodies for loading, carrying and unloading material.

Enclosed storage for tools, equipment and commercial applications.

Integrated storage and work areas for field operations.

Body solutions for applications that don't fit an off-the-shelf design.
Configured for your work
Deck length and width start with the load and vehicle. Work through headboard height, fixed or removable sides, tie-down locations and underbody storage, allowing for the way equipment will be loaded and secured.
The material carried, loading method and unloading space inform the body layout. Discuss body dimensions, side height, tailgate arrangement and the tipping setup required for your application.
Start with the tools and equipment you carry and how often each item is needed. Plan compartment sizes, door positions and mounting locations so everyday gear is accessible without unloading the rest.
Lay out the body around the tasks carried out on site. Consider equipment mounting, storage access, working surfaces and steps, with frequently used items positioned for the operator's routine.
Bring your drawings, equipment dimensions and operating requirements. Work through chassis space, mounting points, access and any unusual load or equipment layout before agreeing on the construction approach and scope.
BUILT TO SUIT
The right truck body is more than a deck on a chassis. We work through how the vehicle will be loaded, accessed and used so the finished body suits the operator and the job. Where a transport project requires engineering approval or certification, we can coordinate with independent certifying engineers.
Understand the vehicle, application, load and operator requirements.
Develop the body layout, construction approach and required features.
Manufacture and assemble the body with a focus on fit, strength and workmanship.
Complete fit-out, finishing and final quality checks.
A completed body ready to go to work.
Truck body capabilities

From deck layout to storage and access, the finished body should reflect how the vehicle will be used.
Explore our truck body capabilities and completed fabrication work.

