Our motorsport trailers are designed to meet your specific needs for vehicle transportation, workshop facilities, merchandising, and team accommodations. They include overnight sleeping areas, toilet, shower, and change facilities, as well as two levels with a walk-through design. For easy vehicle loading, the trailers are equipped with tail-gate lifters, ensuring a seamless experience for all your race weekend requirements.

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Our mobile medical units are designed for maximum space and functionality, with a width of up to 5.5 metres, offering a versatile layout for a large, open medical clinic or individual consultation and examination rooms. These units are ideal for a variety of medical applications, from general healthcare to specialised treatments, and can be easily operated throughout Australia. With a computer-controlled system, setup can be completed by just one person, ensuring quick and efficient deployment.

These units can be fully equipped to meet specific medical needs, including treatment tables, diagnostic equipment, and specialised items such as dialysis chairs or patient beds. The units are built to be self-supporting when deployed in the field, with their own power, water, and waste systems, ensuring they can function independently in remote locations. Whether used for temporary medical care or as a long-term solution, our mobile medical units provide a flexible, reliable, and professional healthcare environment wherever it’s needed.

This state-of-the-art training facility for medical students was built for Southern Cross University. It can be taken to any location and can be connected to hospitals and doctors around the country through video link and high-speed internet. When fully set up the spacious 5.5 metre width gives a great open feeling to the simulated medical clinic. Like all our vehicles they meet Australian Standards.

If size is an issue, we can build to a smaller specification, just like the mobile renal dialysis service for the Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Council.

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As the future of learning shifts towards more technology-driven solutions, our latest mobile libraries are designed to support advanced learning environments and accommodate future technologies.

With Brimarco’s next-generation design, we build the largest mobile libraries in Australia, offering more space for customer service, facilities, and a wider range of publications and media. Every mobile library is constructed with wheelchair accessibility and public safety at the forefront. Self-supporting in the field, these units can be set up and packed down by a single person, using a computer-controlled system and easy step-by-step instructions.

If size, manoeuvrability or budget is an issue, we also build a spacious but compact cab chassis model.  Please don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss your particular mobile library needs.

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“Riverina Regional Library engaged Brimarco… to construct a large mobile library trailer to meet the needs of our substantial service area. Not only did Brimarco deliver a quality product, but their innovative team also worked with RRL to maximise the internal floor space and flexibility of the mobile library through clever design.” Robert Knight, Executive Director, Riverina Regional Library

“… the Brimarco team have impressed us with their efforts to help us find cost-savings throughout the project, without sacrificing the high standards and quality of the library. This was an important consideration for Council as we are always looking to get the best possible value for rate-payers,”

 “I’m sure people right throughout the Richmond Valley and Kyogle municipalities will enjoy and appreciate the many features of our state-of-the-art new mobile library.” Ryan Gaiter, Richmond Valley Council Finance and Procurement Manager

“Brimarco has ticked every box that I requested… The quality of workmanship is superb……This will replace the current library that I have been driving for 12 years. The new Brimarco vehicle resolves all of the issues of the old vehicle. We needed to embrace the future when designing the new vehicle so that it remains current for the next 10-12 years.” Bill Meufells, Mobile Library Operator