Limerick took delivery of their new 15 ton Mercedes Atigo library vehicle early this year.

The vehicle has full tilting cab facility whilst still retaining full walk through.

To improve access and disabled accessibility a new disabled step system and draft door system was designed and built ensure low step access at all times.

The vehicle comes with the Keillor approved electrical system with Mastervolt and Intelitec systems, inclusive of Mastervolt AGM batteries split charging and battery isolation systems.

The vehicle is fitted with modern LED lighting internally and externally and benefits from air conditioning, electric roof windows and blinds, Keillor ventilation system and twin Eberspacher heating system.

Again Limerick opted for Keillor thermal acoustic panels with integrated shelving supports and brackets.

The vehicle is finished in white internally and externally to give a modern looking vehicle.

Other items fitted include blue tooth hands free phone, full electric cab, full kitchen unit inclusive of sink, microwave and fridge.

Finally the vehicle is set up for full internet, note there is no large satellite dish required.

Based on IVECO 6,500Kg chassis, this vehicle has a full walk through facility, full Mastervolt and Intelitec electrical system inclusive of AGM maintenance free batteries and split charging systems ensuring the vehicle battery and auxilliary batteries are charging at all times.

A radcliff 3 step system is also fitted along with thermal insulated panels and stabalising legs. The vehicle design allows for a payload greater than that of a 7,500Kg vehicle, thus ensuring the vehicle is never overloaded.

The vehicle is to serve rural communities in the East Sussex area.

Galway Library Services commssioned this 18 ton Iveco.

The vehicle has all round air suspension and is 10 m long. Designed to cope with the rolling roads of Ireland, the vehicle is high spec with a modern Mastervolt and Intelitec electrical system, a full walk through flaired cab, insulated panels and new 4 step radcliff system.

The vehicle was built from initial concept right through to completion, inclusive of designing of graphics, new LED systems and improved panelling systems. The vehicle is Galways first new vehicle for over 15 years.

Oxford recently received their new award winning state of the art library and children's education vehicle.

This is built on a Fiat chassis which is upgraded to 5,750 kg. The vehicle is fitted with a mastervolt combi and split charging system, solar panels, maintenance free batteries and intelitec system. An electric plug door system has been used.

The vehicle has a low floor enabling easy access into the vehicle. A full walk through facilty has been built to enhance and utilise the whole of the vehicle.

Oxford received awards at the library show for state-of-the-art and best graphics.

North Tyneside requested the build of a Children's Library and story vehicle. This is a very high specification Vehicle with a lot of Keillor coachbuilders ltd accessory options being installed.

A Radcliffe 3 step entry system has been installed for Wheelchair access if required.

The Vehicle was specifically aimed at the under 8-year-old bracket and had various adaptations for this purpose. Extra Handrails were added at the entrance and all sharp edges were covered. A projector screen was installed to aid story telling with a fold out desk system in 6 locations at children’s height gave access to pc equipment when it is used. Wireless internet access has been installed.

Externally and internally a stunning graphics package was added to draw the Children to the vehicle with a 3d pattern ‘pebble’ carpet to complement the jungle feel within the vehicle.

Aberdeenshire council are due to take delivery of a carbon copy of their Sept 2008 vehicle at the end of May 2009.

This Vehicle is in final stages of production and is being fitted out in our new fit out bay within the factory complex.