Get the Most Out of Your Trailer With The Right Enclosed Trailer Accessories

If your service vehicle of choice is a cargo trailer, then choosing the right enclosed trailer accessories can help you get the most out of your vehicle.

Enclosed trailers are ideal service vehicles because of their versatility and low cost. Having the convenience to detach your mobile workshop and leave it one location, while the tow vehicle does other things is the key to what makes these so popular.

Regardless of the overall size, door configuration or trade, the key to getting the most out of your trailer is the proper selection and installation of enclosed trailer accessories that meet your needs. Knowing what you need will help you choose the best accessories that will give you a custom layout that will allow you to become more organized and productive while maximizing your trailer’s capacity.

Where To Start

To help you get started here’s a few things to consider:

• What kind of tools, equipment and materials do you need to transport? Knowing the amount equipment that will travel with you every day will ultimately help you determine the size of the enclosed trailer you’ll need and the right combination of shelves, bins, drawers for your customized layout.
• Do you need to keep your ladders secure and out of the elements? For some jobs, bringing a wet, snow encrusted ladder into a client’s home is not acceptable.
• Do you leave your enclosed trailer unattended for periods of time? You can increase the security of your storage system with locking drawers and lockers to keep your valuable tools and equipment safe.
• Do you need to be flexible and have the ability to modify the layout quickly? Fold-Away shelving can give you the ability to add or fold down shelving to meet changing cargo requirements.

What To Look For

Whether it’s the navigating rough roads of a construction site or crumbling city streets, well-designed enclosed trailer accessories will keep your tools and equipment in the right place. You can be confident that when you open the doors to your enclosed trailer that all is secure and there is no damage to equipment or materials.

When evaluating enclosed trailer accessories always ensure that they are:

Durable – built of rugged materials that can withstand the conditions that tradesmen will put them through year after year.

Secure – they use heavy duty locks, hinges, and handles to keep your valuable parts and tools safe and secure during transportation.

Customizable – can you build a layout that meets the needs of your particular trade and conditions? Can you add to it or modify it at a later date?