Bonded flooring is fixed to the cross-bearers using adhesives rather than mechanical fasteners. This creates a continuous and rigid interface between the floor and chassis structure.
The bonded connection provides improved structural integrity, allowing the overall steelwork requirement to be reduced without compromising strength. This approach is often used where payload optimisation is a priority, such as in lightweight trailers and rigid bodywork.
Bonded flooring is also particularly well suited to transporting scuff-sensitive loads, including paper reels. As the floor is bonded from beneath, there are no protruding fixings that could damage or indent the product surface during loading and transit.
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