orflat

Orflat refers to a type of flatbed trailer designed for transporting vehicles, particularly cars. The name is a portmanteau of "or" and "flat," suggesting its intended use. These trailers are characterized by a completely flat deck, allowing for easy loading and unloading of vehicles using ramps or a winch. Unlike trailers with integrated wheel wells, orflat trailers offer a continuous surface area. This design makes them versatile for carrying a wide range of vehicles, including those with low ground clearance, as well as other equipment and materials.

Orflat trailers are typically constructed from steel and come in various sizes and weight capacities to accommodate different needs. They are commonly used by car dealerships, auto repair shops, towing services, and individuals for transporting vehicles for sale, repair, or personal use. The simple, open design of an orflat trailer contributes to its durability and ease of maintenance. Safety features often include tie-down points for securing the load, lights for road legality, and brakes. The absence of raised sides or enclosed structures means the entire deck space is usable for cargo placement, maximizing loading efficiency.