Wagon Timber

A trailer or wagon floor is the first surface to meet the weight and friction of everything loaded onto it. Loader buckets, forklift wheels and sliding loads wear the floor every day. That is why floor timber must be thick, close-grained and even-faced.

We saw wagon timber from pine as floor boards, side boards and load chocks to your vehicle's sizes. On trailers working in rain and mud, impregnation lets the boards serve a long time without rotting. If you write the vehicle type and floor size, we will work out the quantity.

When should trailer floor boards be renewed?

Trailer floor boards should be renewed when deep wear, a broken board or softened patches show on the surface. A single weak board can break under a heavy load and damage both the load and the vehicle. That is why checking the floor section by section and replacing faulty boards in time is safe practice.

When renewing, sending one of the old boards as a size sample is enough. We saw the boards to the width of your vehicle and treat them if you wish. If you have several vehicles of the same type, we record the sizes once and work from the same list for later orders.