Van Flooring

REDUCE DOWNTIME.
PREVENT INJURIES.
PROTECT RESALE VALUE.

At LEGEND, we are experts in fleet safety, maximizing ROI, and reducing employer liability. That all starts with building from the ground up. Solid van flooring is the foundation of every successful upfit.

LEGEND makes commercial van floors for every type of fleet, from heavy duty floors built for daily wear and tear to lightweight van flooring for delivery and electric vans. Each kit is made for your vehicle, giving you a flat, safe load floor from day one. Whether you run a handful of vans or a full LCV fleet, there's a cargo floor to fit every price point and application.

Find a floor for your fleet

What van floor is right for you?

We have options that fit every price point and fleet application. Heavy-duty and lightweight van flooring, oh, and we do custom projects.

Different Floors & Different Cores

Solid Core Floor

Ideal for fleets and applications dealing with consistent wear and tear throughout the day.

StabiliGrip → Eclipse →

Honeycomb Floor

Recommended for fleets dealing with lightweight cargo delivery or personnel transportation.

BaseAir →

Rubber Mats

A simple short-term solution for rental fleets conscious about budget and resale value.

AutoMat →

Solving Real Fleet Problems

  • What happens when your van floor gets wet? Most fleets never ask, but they should. Most floors lose nearly half their co-efficient of friction when exposed to moisture, significantly impacting driver safety and overall fleet performance. Watch and learn before you spec your next van build!

  • Raymond West trusts StabiliGrip to keep their vans and their people safe while on the road.

  • Which performs better in wet conditions - Plywood or StabiliGrip?

  • Different Floors means Different Cores. How do you know which one is right for your fleet?

  • When building a cargo van for work, most people focus on shelving, ladder racks, and accessories. But the truth is - everything depends on the floor. In this video, we break down what actually matters when choosing van flooring for fleet builds. From rigid composite floors to lightweight options and rubber mats, we explain durability, payload impact, installation time, and long-term ROI. Remember: Not all van floors are created equal.

  • “One sheet of plywood in one van in itself is not a major problem. One sheet of plywood in 7,500–8,000 vans is a bigger problem.” Hear why British Gas switched to LEGEND flooring and duratherm ceiling liners across their fleet for more payload, better grip, condensation proofing and progress toward their sustainability goals.

Plywood Cracks. Legend Doesn’t.

Our composite floors outperform and outlast traditional plywood in every comparable metric. Protect your van, and your man, from injury and damage.

FREQUENTLY ASKED VAN FLOOR QUESTIONS

It depends on how the van is used. For working fleet vans, a composite rigid floor cut to fit the van is the most durable choice. It won’t rot or splinter like plywood, and it grips when wet.

StabiliGrip is our heavy duty floor for vans that work hard every day. Eclipse is 53% lighter than plywood, for fleets that need payload, including electric vans. BaseAir is a lightweight one-piece floor that installs in under 5 minutes. If you just need a mat, our rubber van floor mats are non-slip, one-piece and cut to fit.

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For commercial conversions, choose a rigid floor that gives racking a solid base and is quick to fit.

Converter Car & Commercial switched from 18mm plywood to Eclipse floors and EconoLite liners. That saved almost 180kg per van and about 10 labour hours per build.

Read the Car & Commercial story

The factory mat doesn’t last. It tears, rips, succumbs to moisture easily, and is not reliable for everyday on the road. Watch this story of one Legend of the Road who had the factory mat, and quickly found himself looking for something better. He came across the Legend floor and loves it!

There are a few reasons why your Legend van floor could be rattling or making noise on the road.

  1. Are the thresholds or sill plates installed correctly, or are there no d-rings installed? These are often what causes the floor to come loose and start rattling with movement.

  2. Due to the unevenness of factory floor ribs in vehicles, there are sometimes larger gaps between the bare metal and the Legend floor, which causes the floor to move and rattle. “Spacer Foam” is included with all floors that have the potential to rattle on the road. These bridge these large gaps underneath the floor. Head to our resources page to find instructions for where they should be installed.

Still need help? Contact [email protected].

Yes, you can! Legend liners and floors are moisture and mildew-resistant, meaning they won’t rot or break down like a factory mat or plywood will over time with moisture. The surfaces are very easy to clean - we recommend using a cloth and water. Hear this upfitter talk about washability of Legend products and watch this technician clean the walls and comment how nice they are to clean.

The h-track black joiners for putting Legend floors are packaged inside a corrugated mailing tube in the inner side of the floor box. If you still can’t find them, reach out to the Legend Customer Care Team.

While we can’t give a definitive number due to many varying factors that affect how much weight the cargo van floor can withstand, we can tell you that there are van fleets that currently use StabiliGrip which cart equipment on casters, and their specific equipment can weigh around 1 ton, others put a similar amount on pallets with success. The StabiliGrip floor is very heavy-duty, and known to be the strongest cargo van floor on the market.

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CRASH-TESTED VAN FLOORS

We professionally crash tested our Eclipse lightweight floor to prove it can withstand even the most extreme circumstances.