Announcing the release of its 2022 catalogue, Norweld Australia HAS showcased the latest in ute trays, tray and wind-off canopies, and full-time canopies made from heavy-duty aluminium and steel. The release of the new Norweld catalogue for 2022 is in response to the growing demand for durable, locally built trays and canopies for work or recreation.

Factory-installed tubs for utes are vulnerable to damage from heavy loads. Heavy-duty work equipment and rough terrain can scratch, dent, and in some cases, permanently damage the stock tub and chassis. Aluminium trays and canopies from Norweld are engineered for performance and durability, featuring welded construction and heavy-duty floor plates. Trays are available with multiple accessories, including sideboards, stainless steel capping, and racking.

Norweld’s selection of canopies is fully customisable to the storage and equipment needs of the owner. Norweld’s Unistrut technology is used to customise the shelving and accessory installation. Roof racks and a dual-stage ladder maximise space usage. All canopies are designed to be waterproof and dustproof with optional paint and wiring packages are available for trays and canopies.

Commercial customers are offered heavy-duty trays and canopies to equip their fleet of vehicles. Under the fleet program as well as the personal program, the customer is offered a lifetime guarantee against faulty workmanship. As vehicles are retired, the canopy or tray can be removed and installed on a new vehicle.

Norweld Australia builds ute trays and canopies compatible with a wide range of makes and models from Isuzu, Mazda, GMC, Ram, Chevrolet, Nissan, Holden, and Toyota.

Norweld was established in 1971. At their head office in Cairns, the company continues to research and develop high-quality tray and canopy packages. All gear is travel-tested in Australia’s toughest conditions and shipped anywhere in the world. Norweld operates out of six locations: Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Perth.

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