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20ft Equipped BBQ Trailer with Porch
Trailer Specifications: Equipped Trailer
- 7’10” interior height
- Double torsion axle 5,200 lbs. each (10,400 lbs. total)
- 5k tandem stabilizer jacks in back corner
- 5k drop leg jack, bolt on in the front
- 2 5/16” Demco EZ Latch Coupler, bolt on
- 1 window 60inx48in, with two sliding glasses and screen, with 60″x18″ stainless steel work table with undershelf
- 1 36in entrance door with screen
- 1 24in emergency exit door with screen
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Quality Features of our food trailers
Smooth Walls
Smooth walls
Aluminum
Aluminum
Big Serving Windows
Big Serving Windows
Torsion Axles
Torsion Axles
Advantages of an Aluminum Food Trailer
An aluminum food trailer offers a multitude of benefits that make it a superior choice for mobile food businesses.
Key Advantages:
- Lightweight and Fuel-Efficient: Aluminum's lightweight nature significantly reduces towing weight, leading to better fuel economy and easier maneuverability.
- Corrosion-Resistant: Aluminum naturally resists rust and corrosion, ensuring your trailer's longevity and minimizing maintenance costs.
- Low Maintenance: With its superior resistance to corrosion, aluminum trailers require less upkeep, such as painting or rust prevention treatments.
- Durable and Strong: Despite its lightweight design, aluminum is incredibly strong and can withstand heavy loads and impacts.
- Hygienic: Aluminum's non-porous surface prevents the absorption of moisture and contaminants, promoting a clean and sanitary food preparation environment.
- Aesthetically Pleasing: Aluminum trailers often have a sleek, modern look that enhances your brand's image.
- Higher Resale Value: Due to their durability and longevity, aluminum trailers tend to retain their value better than steel trailers.
Quality Features of Our Aluminum Food Trailers:
Our aluminum food trailers are built with the highest quality standards and innovative features:
Durable Aluminum Construction:
A sturdy aluminum frame and structure provide a solid foundation for your mobile kitchen.
Wood-Free Design:
We eliminate wood from the floor, ceiling, and walls, preventing rot, odors, and the need for replacements. This design also enhances hygiene.
Closed-Cell Insulation:
Water-resistant closed-cell insulation helps reduce odors and prevent mold growth, ensuring a clean and fresh interior.
Custom-Built for Food Service:
Our trailers are designed specifically for food service, not converted from cargo trailers.
Smooth Ride with Torsion Axles:
Torsion axles provide a smoother ride, extending the lifespan of your electrical appliances.
Integrated Water Tanks:
Water tanks are integrated into the trailer frame, lowering the center of gravity and improving weight distribution.
Flexible Electrical System:
Built-in electrical conduits allow for easy addition or removal of outlets, making customization simple.
Dollar:
By choosing an aluminum food trailer, you're investing in a reliable, durable, and efficient mobile kitchen that will help your business thrive.
Key advantages of a food trailer vs. a food truck:
A food trailer generally has the advantage of offering more space for cooking and storage compared to a converted food truck step van, often at a lower cost, making it suitable for larger menus or catering events while still allowing for flexibility in design and size; however, a step van provides greater mobility and maneuverability, making it better for navigating tight urban areas and quick location changes.
Larger space:
Food trailers usually have significantly more space for cooking equipment, storage, and serving areas compared to a converted step van, allowing for a wider variety of menu items and larger customer capacity.
Lower cost:
Generally, a food trailer is cheaper to purchase and maintain than a converted step van, especially when considering the cost of converting a truck.
Flexibility in design:
Food trailers can be customized to fit specific needs with different layouts and sizes, depending on the business requirements.
Less depreciation:
As a trailer doesn't have an engine, it experiences less depreciation over time compared to a converted truck.