Well I use a plated trailer with metal all the way to the floor and I haul for over 50 brokers... as long as its metal all the way to the floor you will never have a problem. Here is a pic of a plated trailer.
Sheet and post trailer vs plate trailer
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You did not ask this question but I have a thought you may or may not have thought of. I would stay far away from translucent roofs. I have done just reefer for about the last 15 years. So they may be better now. When I used to pull vans seemed like all the translucent roof leaked. My friend that maintains 60 trailers curses them like crazy.
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guys you need to measure not the wall to wall distance. you need to measure distance between rear door's posts.
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Composite plate is durable and light weight adding to extra room. I recommend Great Dane Champion CP.
If you ever have to haul roll paper rookie forklift driver can damage by using long claw on the wall side. Warning them more helpful before you let them inside of your trailer.mhyn Thanks this. -
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