Curtain-side platform — a flatbed with frame and tarpaulin: specifications and price
Quote is based on body, chassis and temperature range.
Specifications
- ✓ Side loading by opening the tilt — the tarpaulin comes off the side and cargo is loaded by forklift or crane
- ✓ A waterproof PVC tarpaulin protects the cargo from precipitation
- ✓ Quick-release steel or aluminium sides under the tilt
| Size | depends on the chassis |
| Tilt material | waterproof PVC fabric |
| Floor material | anti-slip moisture-resistant plywood |
| Marker lights | red rear |
| Hardware | galvanised steel |
| Fenders | one-piece moulded plastic covers |
Typical cargo
- ✓ Household appliances
- ✓ General goods
- ✓ Electronics
- ✓ Furniture
- ✓ Building materials
- ✓ Equipment
Bodies on chassis
We build the the side with tilt for your chassis or help you choose a vehicle for the job.
HINO 300
Demountable the side with tiltJAC N56
Demountable the side with tiltJAC N56
Drop-side with tiltElement by element — why COND
Every component a class above the standard build. Click a tab.
Sides 400/600/800 mm
About drop-sides with tilt
What it is for
A the side with tilt is an enclosed superstructure of a frame covered with waterproof PVC fabric. It protects cargo from precipitation but not from temperature swings. Its main advantage is side loading by opening the tilt: the tarpaulin comes off the side and cargo is loaded by forklift or crane.
Design
The base is a flatbed platform with quick-release galvanised steel or aluminium sides 400/600/800 mm high, to which the tilt frame is attached.
Who it suits
For intercity hauliers, distributors with palletised logistics, and companies loading by crane or side forklift.
How to order
We build for customer chassis of any payload. Tell us the dimensions and loading type (side or rear) — we will select the side design.
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Explained on the blog:Curtainsider versus an eyelet tilt — why a curtain body is easier to work with