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Farizon SV SWB Van Flooring and Wall Lining: Low Roof Project
Farizon SV SWB van flooring helps protect a busy cargo area from repeated contact from loading cartons, carrying tools, and moving equipment. Adding protective wall lining extends that coverage to the sides of the load space, where goods can rub against the vehicle’s interior.
Sydney Van Lining recently completed another Farizon project, this time for the SV Short Wheelbase Low Roof variant. The finished installation features black honeycomb-textured flooring, fitted wall panels, aluminium floor joins and a defined rear loading edge.
This project shows the details worth considering when preparing a compact commercial van for everyday work.
Farizon SV SWB Van Flooring: Choosing the Working Surface
Farizon SV SWB van flooring should suit both the vehicle and your daily workload. Delivery cartons, tool cases, and wheeled equipment create different contact patterns, so the surface finish matters alongside the panel construction.
Sydney Van Lining supplies WBP-grade laminated birch plywood for commercial flooring applications. Our 12.5 mm laminated birch plywood features a honeycomb-patterned high-pressure laminate face and a PVC backing.
The photographs show the black textured finish extending through the load space, with shaped coverage around the wheel arches. Two aluminium strips finish the joins between flooring sections.
Before selecting a flooring package, explain what you normally carry and whether anything is rolled or dragged across the floor. Our van flooring materials guide provides further information about the available material choices.
Wall Coverage Beyond the Lower Panels
Cargo does not only contact the floor. Taller cartons, stacked containers, and equipment can also rub against the sides of a van during loading and unloading.
In this installation, fitted panels cover the upper and lower side-wall areas. Their shaped edges follow the interior contours while leaving the wheel arches and surrounding vehicle trim visible.
Our 7 mm polypropylene honeycomb panels provide a lightweight protective lining option. Their construction combines polypropylene outer sheets with a honeycomb core.
When deciding on coverage, consider the height and shape of your usual loads. A business carrying tall packages may benefit from protection above the lower wall sections, even in a Low Roof van.
The Rear Loading Edge Deserves Attention
The rear entrance is one of the most frequently used parts of a working cargo area. It is also where the relationship between the flooring, threshold, and door hardware becomes especially visible.
This project includes aluminium edging across the rear of the floor, creating a defined finish at the loading opening. Inside the van, the joining strips give the separate panels a consistent appearance.
If you use a trolley or regularly slide cases through the rear doors, mention this when discussing your installation. Photographs of your loading equipment help us understand the transition you need to work with.
Check Clearances Before Finalising Your Setup
Farizon SV SWB van flooring needs to match the Short Wheelbase Low Roof configuration. Confirm the vehicle details before ordering, as flooring and wall panels designed for an LWB variant should not be assumed to fit.
Confirm the roof height, sliding-door arrangement, and required access points before ordering. Clear photographs are particularly useful when discussing existing trim or equipment.
Also measure equipment clearances from the proposed finished floor level. The complete installed floor build-up affects available height and the relationship between equipment, door openings, and loading thresholds.
For a comparison with another configuration, see our Farizon SV LWB High Roof flooring and wall lining project.
Keeping the Load Space Ready for Work
Keep your Farizon SV SWB van flooring presentable by removing loose grit regularly and wiping up spills promptly. Follow the supplied care instructions and pay attention to joins and loading edges, where debris can collect.
When planning the installation, tell us which original cargo anchorage points and access openings need to remain available. This helps us discuss the lining around your everyday loading requirements.
Discuss Your Farizon SV SWB Installation
Sydney Van Lining supplies vehicle-specific flooring and protective wall panels, with professional installation available at our Auburn workshop.
For a Farizon SV SWB van flooring enquiry, send your vehicle details, cargo-area photographs and a description of what you carry.
Contact Sydney Van Lining to discuss options for your Farizon SV SWB van flooring and request a quote.