Sky-Lite trailer lighting

Jan 21, 2012

Sky Lite, a 4-in. diameter hole cut in the sides of the trailer, helps external sunlight enter trailer to increase view of cargo inside the trailer. The polycarbonate product features snap-in parts and an adhesive hold for easy installation and will help trucks operate more greenly.

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