- Case study
Bespoke Low-Floor Platform Build with Enhanced Safety Features

Remember the case study we shared a few weeks ago about the custom low-floor platform build for transporting heavy-duty site fencing? The customer was so impressed with the performance and finish of that vehicle, they returned for a second, upgraded spec version.
This follow-up build features additional safety enhancements and operational tools tailored to their growing needs. Based on a Nissan Interstar L3 3.5T platform cab, this low-floor vehicle solution combines versatility, compliance, and practicality – ideal for transporting site fencing, equipment, and other heavy-duty items.
The Objective
The customer required a low-floor build capable of handling demanding on-site tasks while incorporating enhanced safety and visibility features.
Vehicle Overview:
• Base Vehicle: Nissan Interstar L3 Platform Cab
• Drive: Front-wheel drive, single rear wheel
• Build Type: Low-floor ramped body, 13’6” (4145mm) length
• Finish: Chassis in white, powder-coated body
Key Features & Conversion Details:
• Dual-Level Fall Arrest System
Powder-coated in yellow for visibility, this system offers added protection during loading and unloading.
• Low Floor & Ramp Design
Makes transporting heavy-duty equipment, temporary site fencing, or plant machinery easier and safer.
• Chapter 8 Compliance & Visibility Enhancements:
- CPD Conspicuity Tape & Red Door Lozenges (ECE 104 approved)
- Plain Chapter 8 Chevron Board on tailgate
- LED Beacon Mini LightBar (Amber, R65 approved)
- LED Rear Strobe Lights (R10 & R65 approved, mounted on rear corner posts)
• Custom Sign Storage
Integrated storage on the bulkhead for easy access to site signage.
The Result
The finished vehicle offers a professional, compliant, and practical solution for site operations. Every detail was considered to enhance usability, safety, and day-to-day performance, from secure sign storage to fully approved lighting systems. Built in-house by CPD. Contact us for all your business vehicle conversion needs here.