Customization Options

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Customization Options

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES

That is what customizing your specialty trailer to your exact needs is about. But don’t worry! Your Featherlite Specialty Sales Manager will help you to realize what those possibilities are for your specific configuration.

When it comes to designing your trailer, imagine how you will use your trailer. Some basic questions to start thinking about:

Where will people come in and go out of the trailer?
Do you want the experience or function to be completely inside the trailer or would the engagement with customers expand beyond the walls of the trailer with an awning or drop-down stage?
Do you need a restroom that can be used by the crew only or both public and crew?
Where are you going to store equipment when in transit?
What sort of electrical power are you going to require?

As these questions and more are answered, the Featherlite team will work toward a floorplan, focusing on a number of design elements and functionalities. Below is an introduction to some of the trailer options available to you.

INTERIOR OPTIONS

EXTERIOR OPTIONS

Exterior Options

Raised Roof

In addition to expanding space to the sides of the trailer with our slide-outs, Featherlite can also expand the space up with a raised roof option.

Doors and Windows

Featherlite offers a number of door and window options for your specialty trailer, including durable double seal doors, storefront style rear doors and sliding windows, among others.

Graphics

Graphics or paint on the exterior of your specialty trailer gives you high impact when attending an event or driving up to your client's front door. If you have a specialty trailer, we want to make sure it stands out!

Awnings

Awnings can run the entire length of your trailer and on both sides if desired to give additional protection from the elements or to expand the space beyond your actual trailer.

Liftgates

Featherlite's rear liftgates with patented back up drive system create an extended display area or serve to position items, such as race cars, to the upper storage area.

Stages and Canopies

A drop down stage is where the side of the trailer is hinged at the bottom and folds open to create an extension of the trailer floor. Canopies are hinged at the top, so when the side of the trailer opens, it forms a roof.

Exterior Lights

Either 12 volt or 120 volt lights can be used to illuminate the perimeter of the trailer.

Marquees

A marquee is a roof-mounted flat panel that makes the trailer appear to be taller than it is, similar to a false front on a store building. The main uses for marquees are for signage or to provide a higher attaching point for awnings, if needed.

Slide-Outs

Featherlite slide-outs are easy to operate and provide up to 1,000 square feet of additional space. Featherlite's patented slide-out design provides both convenience and reliability while assembling the display.

Interior Options

Interior Electrical & Lighting

A wide variety of lighting and electrical options are available inside your specialty trailer.

Appliances

Your trailer can be equipped with just about any appliance. Full kitchens or small kitchenettes can be designed into your specialty trailer.

Restroom & Sinks

Featherlite specialty trailers can be completely self-containing and therefore, a restroom might be a good option for your visitors.

Cabinets and Furniture

There are a number of cabinet, countertop, desk, sofa and other options to outfit the interior of your specialty trailer.

Kiosks and Other Display Elements

Display elements can be just about anything you can imagine to help display your products and market to customers or visitors.

Interior Wall & Ceiling

Common interior wall covering options include laminate, white aluminum sheets or commercial grade carpet. Some common finish materials for ceilings are padded leather, laminate and carpet.

Flooring

There is a variety of floor coverings available, including linoleum, carpet, wood, etc. Just about anything that's available for a building can be installed in your trailer.

Storage

Featherlite offers several storage options for equipment while your trailer is in transit.

Upper Deck

Most common in race transporters, an upper deck can serve as storage for cars or other equipment and is accessible with a liftgate.

Generator and Shore Cord

If you need more than 12 volt electrical power for your trailer, which is almost always the case, you'll need a generator, a shore cord or both.

HVAC

Your heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) needs are important to consider in your specialty trailer so that you can keep those inside the trailer comfortable.