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Read MoreTrailer interior. Some are boarded like this, others we saw were plywood. There may be fewer uprights in place, the guy we spoke to said that there would usually be at least two because it helps support the roof. If our trailer has all the uprights in place they could leave a single board along each side to act as a low barrier to stop things rolling off and to act as an attachment point for anything that we want to hang down.
This trailer has a sliding roof, which is translucent. It means that there are bars across each section that can be used to hang fairly lightweight stuff. Other trailers have solid roofs, which may or may not be translucent. With these there might be a single bar running along the length, but there might be nothing.This is the standard size that they use. They do have some slightly taller ones, but they are unlikely to be used because of the possibility of fouling on overhanging trees etc.
The internal deck level is 130cm from the ground.
The curtains can be pulled back to either end. They compress down to about 150cm.