Standard Platform Bodies

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Specs and Features

  • Long Sill: 5" Structural Channel
    Structural Channel Truck Body
  • Cross Member: 3" Structural Channel
    3 Inch Steel C Channel
  • Cross Member Spacing: 16" On - Center
    Crossmember Spacing In Trailer Frame
  • Floor Deck: 1/8" Treadplate
    Diamond Tread Sheet Metal
  • Horizontal sheet seams over cross member eliminates sheet seperation.
    Seam Joint In Sheet Metal
  • Side Rail: Integrated 1/8" Treadplate
  • Bulkhead: Integrated 11 ga. Sheet with 3" Structural Channel Standards and Window Screen
  • Rear Skirt: 11 ga. Sheet with Recessed Light Boxes and Tag Box
    Recessed Light Rear Skirt
  • Rear Skirt Lights: (4) S/T/T LED & (2) Reverse LED
    STT Led
  • Clearance Lights: 3/4" LED Federal 108 Spec
    Trailer Clearance Lights Led
  • Receiver Hitch: 16,000 lbs. Rated 2" Receiver Tube with Integrated ICC Bumper
    Receiver Hitch For Camper Bumper
  • Trailer Plugs: (1) 7W RV
    Dual Trailer Plug Setup
  • Stake Pockets: External Pockets for 1-1/2" x 3-1/2" Standards
    Trailer Stake Pocket D Ring
  • Rub Rail: 3/8" x 2-1/2" on Each Side
    Rub Rail On Trailer
  • Wiring: Modular Plug & Play Harness Connects Directly to the OEM Truck Harness
    Trailer Hitch Wiring Harness
  • Powder Coated: Black
    Black Polyurethane Powder Coating
  • Mud Flaps: Standard for Each Rear Wheel
    Mud Flaps For Trucks
  • Back Up Alarm: Standard 97 Decibel Alarm

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STANDARD PLATFORM TRUCK BODIES

Discover the ultimate solution for efficiently hauling equipment and bulk materials with our selection of standard truck platform bodies at K & K Manufacturing. Our platform truck bed options meet the rigorous demands of your worksite, providing exceptional durability and functionality. Whether you’re transporting tools, construction materials, or large equipment, our expertly engineered designs perform reliably in tough working conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a platform body truck used for?

A platform body truck gives you a flat, open deck with no walls in the way, which suits long, wide, or awkward loads. Building material suppliers, farms, contractors, and equipment haulers use them because you can load from any side, including with a forklift.

How much do platform bodies cost?

Pricing depends on deck size, material, and options like stake sides, toolboxes, or headache racks. A straightforward steel platform is one of our more accessible builds. Send us the dimensions, and we will quote them accurately.

What materials are platform bodies made from?

Structural steel with heavy gauge decking, and aluminum when weight savings are the priority. Decking options include steel, treated wood, and aluminum, depending on what rides on top. Every body gets powder-coated in our own booth.

What load capacity do your platform bodies offer?

Deck capacity depends on the chassis rating, along with crossmember spacing and frame construction underneath. Concentrated loads like steel coils or machinery need a different structure than evenly spread material.

Can a platform body truck be customized with stake sides or tie-downs?

Yes. Stake pockets, removable stake sides, rub rails, D rings, winch tracks, headache racks, and underbody toolboxes are all common. We place tie downs based on what you secure, rather than spacing them out generically.

What truck chassis fits your standard platform bodies?

Platform bodies work across one-ton cab and chassis trucks up through heavy Class 7 and Class 8 platforms. Deck length is driven by cab-to-axle dimension, and total capacity by frame rating.

How do platform bodies compare to flatbed bodies?

The terms get used interchangeably, and both describe an open deck. In practice, the platform label signals the heavier built option with more substantial framing for industrial hauling, while flatbed often refers to lighter pickup and one-ton applications. What separates any two trucks is the structure underneath.

Structural Channel Truck Body
3 Inch Steel C Channel
Crossmember Spacing In Trailer Frame
Diamond Tread Sheet Metal
Seam Joint In Sheet Metal
Recessed Light Rear Skirt
STT Led
Trailer Clearance Lights Led
Receiver Hitch For Camper Bumper
Dual Trailer Plug Setup
Trailer Stake Pocket D Ring
Rub Rail On Trailer
Trailer Hitch Wiring Harness
Black Polyurethane Powder Coating
Mud Flaps For Trucks
Flatbed Trailer Decking
Trailer Hitch Receiver
Drop In Side Rails For Flatbed Truck
Folding Trailer Side Rails
Underbody Truck Tool Boxes
Topside Tool Boxes For Flatbed Trucks
Polyurethane Powder Coating