juan antonio nice

The aluminium profile looks to be designed for thicker material, I'd assume the wood is there as a gap filler and also to add attachment points to. Just a guess so don't quote me on that.

The lower section uses the plywood to protect the panels from impact damage caused pallets and pallet jacks

Hi , where are you based. The example shown on the video can also be simplified by directly gluing the panels between themselves, you just need to use screws for pressing during gluing. The advantage of these panels compared to honeycomb structure is that they are insulating. The average weight is 6 kg /sqm so you can calculate the total weight of the assembly. TC

+thierry clairiot I'm in houston area and wonder if there could be suppliers in this area? web sites? I have a Nissan Titan crew with a 5'7" bed but a 6 foot cab area and need to customize a shell for these particular dimensions, thanx.............

Hi , Thanks for your interest. We are not active in the US even if we have tried to approach this huge market. We sell our panels in all Europe and in Asia. In the meantime my suggestion would be to make a copy of our panel by gluing laminate on a core pof PET foam, if it is done correctly, you will approach the characteristics of our panels. Good luck. BR

Try searching for someone scrapping truck bodiesand selling off the sides for fence panels or sheds. Here in the UK, we can buy used GRP panels for peanuts, (£5 for 25x8 feet panel! ) on Ebay

Bonjour, puis je vs demandez: "gluing laminate on a core pof PET foam" c'est quoi au juste du Pet Foam? merci de m'informer ,je suis du Quebec. Gervais. je n'ai ajmais vue ici de boite de camion comme la votre et toute coller. Felicitation.

it reminds me of Mercedes cars that are glued just like this truck box. Gervais

thanks,i will check at my autoparts store if i can have one and try it.

Is the sikaflex 252 as strong as tiger seal. Because my 26ft exhibition truck is twisting from the wanky uk roads and i need to fix the box somehow because it leaks like a sieve

Grant Piper Hi, check this video to have an idea of the straightness. For having tried it I confirm it is strong :-) ukposts.info/have/v-deo/bHSpeoiobHinr58.html

@@alhawlee seen it. EPIC

They don't use it as a house?

@@exogator even that way, condensation appears. I had non insulated box on my truck and even I did't live inside it, I got condensation drops inside, in the winter. Maybe because of the big temperature diffrences between day and night..

I'm not sure how to avoid it, unless you double wall it but then you end up with a wet layer between the boxes

@@exogator the trick is to use sandwich foam panels and make the joints by cutting them at 45 dg or in Z shape so that the outside layer of the panel to not touch the inside layer, then seal them outside over the corners with only an ”L” shape aluminium or composites profiles. If the profile is like in this video, it's exterior side will conduct the cold inside and condensation appears.