Aluminum composite panels are integral to the design of Good Trailers and Good Modular Structures, making them highly versatile and functional. These patent-pending panels are constructed by pressing 1.5 inches of rigid polystyrene foam between two sheets of strong, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy #5052 for walls, and 2 inches of foam for roofing panels.
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Insulation
Most trailers become uncomfortably hot in the summer or frigid in the winter. GoodMFG®’s products sidestep this problem by using a polystyrene foam core in all their aluminum panels. This material is an excellent natural insulator.
While the provided R-values are lower than those for residential homes, they significantly enhance comfort in our trailers and modular structures.
Adding an optional mini-split AC to your modular structure can help make it even more comfortable.
Durability
GoodMFG®’s products are designed as long-term investments.
The panels are robust, resisting rust, wear, and tear.
Extrusion capping keeps every panel smooth, while T-slotting allows for customization like adding weatherstripping, attaching signage, creating interior shelving, and more.
Sleek Aesthetics
The smooth, seamless appearance of the panels eliminates the need for visible seams and studs, giving your trailer or modular structure a modern, eye-catching look.
They’re also very easy to customize. We can effortlessly add windows, doors, skylights, and more, all without compromising the longevity of your trailer or modular structure.
You get versatility and we get the ability to provide tailored solutions for diverse needs.
Seize the Advantages
Experience the benefits of our aluminum composite panels for yourself by making your next trailer a Good Trailer, or by reserving one of our Good Modular Structures now!
Find your nearest dealer to get started or contact us to discuss options and next steps.
This resource was compiled by the GoodMFG® Product Team, drawing on 75 years of combined experience in hydraulic systems, heavy-duty transport, trailers, and modular structures.
P.S. – We build trailers every day, but we don’t run your crews. If there’s a specific logistical headache or a “field reality” we’ve missed, we want to hear about it. Help us refine the equipment that makes your day easier! Email our Marketing Lead at devan-h @ goodrv.com and let us know what we should solve next.
