Flat-deck trays
Plain checker-plate or smooth decks with a headboard, tie-down rails and rope hooks.

Heavy-duty flat-deck trays welded from aluminium plate and extrusion, built to your cab chassis with the headboard, drop sides, tie-down rails and under-tray boxes you want.
The range
A tray takes the abuse a wellside never sees. Ours are built to be loaded with a forklift, tied down hard and hosed out.
Plain checker-plate or smooth decks with a headboard, tie-down rails and rope hooks.
Removable or hinged drop sides for loose loads and easy side loading.
Trays with integrated side boxes, drawers and a roof rack for trade and fleet utes.
Headboards, ladder racks, under-tray boxes, water tanks and towbar extensions.
Indicative pricing
Indicative range only. Final pricing depends on cab type, deck size, sides, boxes and finish.
Built to your chassis and fitted in our workshop.
Typically $6,500–$15,000 + GST fitted, depending on spec
Service-body builds with boxes, drawers and racks sit at the upper end.
Questions
Yes. The tray is mounted to the chassis with proper mounts, and tail lights, number-plate light and mudguards are fitted so it is road-ready.
Aluminium keeps weight down and never rusts, which suits most trades and farm utes. Steel is stronger for very heavy or abusive loads and we build both.
Yes. We remove the wellside tub and build a tray to the cab chassis, keeping the original lights and reversing sensors where possible.
How it works
We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.
It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.
Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.
Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.
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ViewSend through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.