Optimise Your Fleet Now with Innovative Box Van Trailers
What are Box Van Trailers?
Boxvan trailers are enclosed, solid-sided trailers primarily used for transporting goods efficiently and securely. Ideal for parcel carriers, high-security loads, and retail products like garments, these trailers offer excellent protection from the elements. Typically loaded through the rear, they can be equipped with tail-lifts for easy ground-level access.
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Don-Bur's expertise in designing and building box van bodywork is extensive and their trailers feature prominently in the major dry freight fleets.
- Heavy duty, durable construction
- Straight/ Step-Frames or Urbans
- Tail-lifts to suit requirements
'Blade' Panels
At just 7.5mm thick, Don-Bur's exclusive slimline 'Blade' panel option provides a more durable and lightweight solution for box van bodywork than their industry standard GRP equivalent.
- High impact resistance
- Additional internal width
- Over 25% lighter than GRP
Teardrop Bodywork
The patented aerodynamic Teardrop™ technology is a mature and well-tested method to save fuel.
First brought to market in 2006, the Teardrop is now commonplace within many of the blue chip fleets.
Discover more | aerodynamic Teardrop trailers
Side Skirt Options
Side skirts come in a variety of shapes and sizes to improve aerodynamics and aesthetics.
- Side/ Full-wrap Skirts
- Straight/ Step-Frame options
Our range of trailer side skirts
Load Restraint Options
- Load Restraint Tracks
- Spring Loaded Shoring Bars
- Heavy Duty Load Bars & Cups
- Heavy Duty Ratchet Straps & Ropes
- Lashing Rings & Anchor Points
- '1000 hole' system for garment carriers
- Roof mounted hanging rails
- Lashing Rings & Anchor Points
Our load restraint feature library
360 Viewer
Take a virtual walk around an example Box Van trailer design in our 360 panoramic viewer.
Scene menu buttons on the left of the viewer window allow you to navigate around the trailer to look at specific features.
Published: Mon 22 Jan 2024 (Edited: Mon 30 Sep 2024)