12. Spoiler and Porthole
The trailer starts to pop as we add more custom details 😀 Because everyone knows a spoiler makes you go faster! To get that ‘just left halfords’ look we drilled
11. Tiling, Trims and Fixings
We wanted our trailer to have a home-kitchen feel to it, so we tiled a splashback and made trims using a mix of old domestic tiles that were leftover from
7. Main Hatch
Choosing hatch size and marking trailer We chose to make our main hatch 1500 x 700mm. It seemed to be a common size for a trailer like this one, and
5. External Paint
Choosing paint seems like a simple job, but will take time to choose. Getting the paint right will set a vibe for the trailer- not too light, not too dark,
3. Back Ramp: stable doors and fold-a-bar #1
Rear stable doors: fabrication and fitting Measurements were taken for the prospective stable doors, then a design was drawn and a materials list made. We were to use 16mm steel
From Horse Trailer to Food Trailer
Fabricator meets Chef, a partnership evolved, and the food trailer dream was born. The Covid-19 pandemic hit, and the idea of starting a café seemed risky. But one business model