Ute Tray Floors
Overview
Where It’s Used
Trade and contractor utes
Mining and site vehicles
Fleet service vehicles
Agricultural utility vehicles
Civil and construction transport
Council and government fleet vehicles
Ute tray floors may be supplied as full-surface panels or modular sections depending on tray size and installation constraints.
Custom Manufactured to Your Drawings
Ute tray floors are typically manufactured to vehicle-specific drawings.
We produce from:
CAD files (DXF, DWG, STEP)
Dimensioned tray layouts
OEM body builder drawings
Physical measurements or templates
Production capability includes:
One-off fabrication for custom builds
Fleet standardisation across multiple vehicles
Repeat production with version-controlled drawings
All panels are CNC routed in-house to maintain dimensional accuracy and consistency. Cut-outs for wheel arches, tie-down points, ladder racks, and service body interfaces are machined to specification.
popular Ute Tray Floors
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Seaboard HDPE (Marine Plastic)
Price range: $350.96 through $1,348.73 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
HDPE Sheet
Price range: $52.00 through $6,076.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
UHMWPE Sheet
Price range: $402.93 through $4,757.72 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
HDPE Rod – Black & Natural
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Typical Applications
Full tray floor protection panels
Heavy-duty trade vehicle floors
Mining-spec wear panels
Tool storage base liners
Refrigerated service vehicle floors
Anti-slip work platform surfaces
Modular floor sections for large trays
Replaceable wear strips in high-contact zones
Key Performance Requirements
High abrasion resistance
Impact resistance from dropped tools and materials
Resistance to gouging and indentation
Load distribution across tray surface
Dimensional stability under heavy static loads
Resistance to cracking at fixing points
Manufacturing & Fabrication
Ute tray floors are manufactured using:
CNC routing for perimeter profiling
Precision cut-outs for wheel arches and tie-downs
Drilling and countersinking for mechanical fixing
Machined recesses for flush-mount hardware
Modular sectioning for large tray installations
For trays with slight curvature or formed ribs, heat forming may be applied within material limits.
Design & Installation Considerations
Confirm tray rib spacing and support structure
Specify fixing intervals appropriate to load class
Avoid sharp internal corners in cut-outs
Allow expansion gaps at tray perimeter
Consider anti-slip surface finish where required
Assess point-load exposure (e.g., pallet jacks)
For high-impact zones, thicker wear strips or replaceable inserts may be incorporated into the design.
Alternative Options:
All components used in this application are manufactured in-house using controlled, drawing-led production processes. We do not supply generic or off-the-shelf products. Each part is produced to specification to meet defined mechanical, environmental, and installation requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Thickness depends on load type. Light trade use may require 6–10mm, while heavy-duty mining or palletised loads may require 12–20mm.
UHMWPE provides superior abrasion resistance and lower friction. HDPE is suitable for general-duty use.
They are protective wear layers and not primary structural components unless specifically engineered.
Yes. Modular panels are common for large trays or ease of installation.
Yes. Thermal expansion must be allowed for in hole sizing and perimeter clearance.
Yes, depending on material and machining approach.