A flat top trailer has an open, level deck with no sides or walls. This makes them incredibly versatile for transporting bulky, oversized, or irregularly shaped loads that wouldn’t fit in a standard enclosed or caged trailer. Check out our Machinery Trailers and Box Caged Trailers for related options.
Flat top trailers are used for machinery, building materials, landscaping equipment, furniture, pallets, boats, and much more. Their open deck means you’re not limited by side height or door width.
They’re essentially the same thing. A flat top or flat bed trailer refers to any trailer with a flat, open deck. The term varies by region, but the function is identical.
Yes. Our flat top trailers include built-in tie-down rails and D-rings to secure your load. The number and placement of tie-down points varies by model, so check the product specs.
Capacity varies by model and axle configuration. Single-axle flat tops handle lighter loads, while tandem-axle models can take significantly more. Specific GVM and payload ratings are listed on each product page.
