I am getting ready to buy a new 6'x14' trailer and would like some help with the interior. I am thinking about putting a tile floor down, do I seal the floor? What kind of tile do I use? Where can I mount a small generator? I would appreciate any ideas for interior that you have done, good and bad?
Interior Ideas on New Trailer
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Thats a good looking trailer Michael. 
If you're looking to put tile down, I was looking at the safety tile from Armstrong:
Armstrong Commercial Flooring: VCT / Slip Retardant
The other thing that you could do is get some garage paint/epoxy and put that down. You can get the anti-slip additive put in there...just stir it in. (A fine sand will work too).
Armstrong Commercial Flooring: VCT / Slip Retardant
The other thing that you could do is get some garage paint/epoxy and put that down. You can get the anti-slip additive put in there...just stir it in. (A fine sand will work too).
for the generator you can build a box that opens and locks around it thus allowing ti to be kept on the front outside of the trailer. Diamond plate works well and looks pretty good.
Pack a bag and ride..use saved money for mods.
Thats great till it snows.
I ended up with at 7'x14' trailer and here are some pictures with the start of my interior modifications. I used the tile so I could mount the frames for my stands and tie down track at floor height so I would not trip over them. I will be mounting my tool box and air compressor soon. I am going to make some more racks for gear soon.
looking great 
What kinda tile is that and where did you get it? I am in the process of setting mine up and wanted to get something that the etrack could sit level with, or even slightly below and figure out a cover plate for it
What kinda tile is that and where did you get it? I am in the process of setting mine up and wanted to get something that the etrack could sit level with, or even slightly below and figure out a cover plate for it
I bought the flooring from Sam's Club. As far as the lights, I do not have a night picture, I will say it is very bright. I mounted the lights to the metal supports. I went with the small tubes so minimize head clearance issues. I used Zenon lights up front so I would not bang my head into anything and so I could direct the light down the center of the trailer. I just took the trailer to Valdosta and had no issue with lights, tools or the holders I made for my gear. The stands I mounted up front worked out great.
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