State of the Art Design

1. State-of-the-Art
Design Resists
Costly Damage
from Trailer Impact
Survivor™
Impactable
Dock Shelter

2.  Traditional rigid frame dock
shelters are virtually
unchanged in design and
materials from the original
1951 model
 While relatively
inexpensive, steel, wood
and fiberglass structure is
easy to damage, and costly
to repair
 Severe damage to side
frames and steel bumpers
can result from the first
trailer impact
The “Old” Way

3.  The Rite-Hite SURVIVOR dock
shelter provides the same
sealing and access benefits as
traditional rigid shelters but is
more cost effective
 Structure resists damage from trailer
impact
 Fewer maintenance, repair, or side frame
replacement costs
 No steel support bumpers required
Today’s Technology
Full Access to Loads: No structure
protrudes into trailer opening

4.  High molecular weight
polyethylene (HMWPE) side
frames absorb trailer impact
Today’s Technology
Exclusive Rite-Hite feature

5.  Fabric V-Flow™ header diverts
water to the sides, off top of
shelter*
Exclusive Rite-Hite feature
* Alternate Survivor header structures
are available for high snow loads and
projections over 24”.
Today’s Technology

6.  Extra durable curtain construction
 Highest quality fiberglass stays resist
breakage, ensure consistent pressure on
trailer sides and top for a better seal
 Protective endcaps mean less wear and tear
on curtains from inside out
 High-strength, friction-resistant Durathon™
fabric available
Famous Rite-Hite® Quality
Exclusive Rite-Hite features

7.  You’re already investing in sealing three
sides of the opening. Why stop there?
 Seal the fourth side beneath and around
the dock leveler to complete the job.
Complete the Job with
PitMaster™ Under-leveler Seal
After: PitMaster components
seal gaps outside and inside
the dock
Exclusive Rite-Hite feature
Before: Open, unsealed
dock leveler pit