A rail system built around your trailer.
The TrailerMate™ Access Rail System is a modular, removable rail solution designed for flatbed trailers and commercial applications. Combine different rail sections and an access gate to create a configuration suited to your trailer and the way you work.
Different trailers.
One adaptable system.
A practical approach to trailer rail protection.
Every trailer is different. The rail system you use should account for the trailer's dimensions, configuration and access needs.
TrailerMate Access Rail is being developed as a modular system of removable rail sections designed around trailer stake-pocket mounting. With multiple section lengths and a dedicated access gate, the system is intended to provide flexibility for commercial flatbed applications.
One system. Multiple configurations.
Choose from four planned components designed to work together as part of a configurable trailer rail system.
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Access Rail 8'
Extended CoverageAn 8-foot-class rail section designed for longer runs along the sides of compatible flatbed trailers.
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Access Rail 4'
Flexible CoverageA 4-foot-class rail section for shorter runs, transitions and trailer layouts requiring greater flexibility.
Coming Soon
Access Rail 2'
Compact CoverageA 2-foot-class rail section intended for smaller openings, short runs and areas where longer sections aren't practical.
Coming Soon
Access Gate 2'
Designated AccessA matching 2-foot-class swing gate intended to provide a designated entry and exit point within the rail system.
Purpose-built for flexibility.
Modular Sections
Combine 8', 4' and 2' rail sections to develop a configuration that fits your trailer and application.
Stake-Pocket Mounting
Designed around stake pockets commonly found on commercial flatbed trailers. Final mounting requirements and fitment will depend on the engineered design.
Removable Components
Individual sections are intended to be removable when the trailer's work requirements or configuration change.
Build around your trailer.
The Access Rail System is being developed to support different rail arrangements using a common family of components. Final section connections, gate locations and mounting requirements will be determined through engineering.
Flatbed trailers aren't all built the same.
Stake-pocket dimensions, spacing, trailer construction and intended use can vary significantly by manufacturer and trailer model.
Tell us about your trailer and the application you have in mind. We can discuss the planned system and help determine what information will be needed to evaluate fitment.
Ask About My TrailerLet's start with your trailer.
When contacting us about the Access Rail System, the following details will help us understand your application:
- Trailer manufacturer and model
- Trailer deck length and width
- Stake-pocket dimensions and spacing
- Photos of the trailer
- Preferred gate location
- Intended use of the rail system
The TrailerMate Access Rail System is currently in development. Final dimensions, materials, mounting requirements, section connections, performance specifications and available configurations are subject to engineering validation and testing. No OSHA compliance or fall-protection performance certification is represented at this stage. Product suitability must be evaluated for the particular trailer, installation and intended application.
Access Rail System questions.
Will the Access Rail System fit my trailer?
The system is being developed around common flatbed trailer stake-pocket mounting arrangements. Compatibility will depend on your trailer's dimensions, construction and the final engineered mounting requirements.
Can I combine different rail lengths?
Yes, modularity is a primary design objective. The planned system includes 8', 4' and 2' rail sections. Supported combinations will be confirmed through engineering.
Will there be an access gate?
Yes. A 2-foot-class swing gate is planned as part of the system. Final hinge, latch, mounting and connection details are still being developed.
Is the system removable?
The system is being designed with removable components. Final installation, removal, storage and transport instructions will be established as development progresses.
Does the system meet OSHA requirements?
Compliance has not yet been established. Applicable workplace requirements, structural performance and installation conditions will need to be evaluated through engineering and testing before any compliance claims are made.
Let's build the right rail system for your trailer.
Whether you're considering a single rail section or a complete trailer configuration, tell us about your application and the rail arrangement you have in mind.
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