Mortuary Cot & Deck Compatibility Center

This page matches American Mortuary Equipment's mortuary vehicle deck systems against the Titan mortuary cot line using the published dimensions for each product. Fitment below is based on comparing each deck's stated max load width/length against each cot's stated width/length — where AME has not published a dimension, or where a product isn't a full-length deck platform, we mark it accordingly rather than guess. Always confirm fitment for your exact vehicle before ordering.

How to read this page

• Verified geometric fit — the cot's published width and length fit within the deck's published max load width and length.
• Fitment confirmation required — dimensions suggest compatibility but AME has not published an explicit pairing, or the product secures only part of the cot's length.
• Not applicable — the system is designed for a different load type (e.g. caskets, not cots).

Deck System → Cot Compatibility

Deck System	Vehicle Class	Max Load Width	Max Load Length	Cot Compatibility	Fitment Status
AME-SS150 / SS150XL	Minivan, cargo van & SUV	47.25–47.5 in.	87.5–92.5 in.	Fits one standard or oversized cot (up to 24 in. wide, up to 77 in. long) per deck	Verified geometric fit
AME-SS150XLC	Full-size cargo van only	51.9 in.	95.1 in.	Purpose-built for one standard (22 in.) + one oversized (24 in.) cot side-by-side	Verified geometric fit
AME-DD2000-XLC	Full-size cargo van (18 fits)	50.5 in. (upper) / 51.8 in. (lower)	89.75 in.	Fits standard and oversized cots on each deck, up to 4 cots total (2 per deck)	Verified geometric fit
AME-DD-EX2	Mid-size van (Mercedes Metris)	47.23 in.	81.48–90.48 in.	Fits standard and oversized cots, up to 4 cots total per AME's published capacity	Verified geometric fit
AME-DD4000	Full-size van (Sprinter, Nissan NV, ProMaster EXT)	61–65 in.	89.5–90.3 in.	Marketed and specified by AME as a casket transport system, not a cot system	Not applicable — casket transport only
AME-SR75	First call SUV (Escalade ESV, Suburban, Yukon XL)	48–48.6 in.	30–40 in. (deck only)	Recessed cot cups secure the load zone; deck is shorter than a full cot, so the cot's remaining length rides on the vehicle's factory cargo floor	Fitment confirmation required
AME-SR50	First call SUV (Escalade ESV, Suburban, Yukon XL)	48.25 in. (ramp only)	25 in. (ramp only)	Loading ramp aid, not a full deck platform — cot rides on the vehicle's factory cargo floor	Fitment confirmation required

Mortuary Cot → Deck Compatibility

Cot	Width	Length	Loading Height	Capacity	Compatible Deck Class
TITAN 500E	Not published	Not published	Not published	550 lb	Contact us for a dimensional spec sheet before pairing with a deck system
Titan PRO S 650	22 in.	77 in.	Max loading height 24.5 in.	600 lb	SS150 / SS150XL, SS150XLC, DD2000-XLC, DD-EX2 — verified geometric fit
TITAN 500T	22 in.	76.75 in.	32 in. vehicle loading height	600 lb	SS150 / SS150XL, SS150XLC, DD2000-XLC, DD-EX2 — verified geometric fit. Its 32" high-loading geometry is also worth confirming against the SR75 mini deck for SUV use.
Titan PRO XL (bariatric)	24 in.	77 in.	Loading height 25 in.	1,000 lb	SS150XLC and the oversized-rated side of DD2000-XLC / DD-EX2 — verified geometric fit. Confirm fitment before pairing with the narrower single-width SS150/SS150XL deck.
TITAN 1200XL (bariatric)	Not published	Not published	Not published	1,000 lb	Contact us for a dimensional spec sheet before pairing with a deck system

Confirm Your Fitment

Published dimensions establish geometric compatibility, but final fitment also depends on your specific vehicle's rear opening, wheelbase, roof height, and any factory options (rear A/C, dual rear wheels) that can restrict installation. Before ordering, give us your vehicle year/make/model and desired cot and deck system, and we'll confirm fitment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any mortuary cot go on any AME deck system?

No. Fitment depends on the cot's width and length against the deck's published max load area, and on your specific vehicle. Use the tables above as a starting point, then confirm fitment for your exact vehicle before ordering.

What does "verified geometric fit" mean?

It means the cot's published width and length fit within the deck system's published max load width and length. It is not a substitute for a vehicle-specific fitment confirmation.

Why do some decks say "fitment confirmation required" instead of a fit?

The AME-SR50 and AME-SR75 are ramp/mini-deck products shorter than a full cot length — they secure the loading zone while the rest of the cot rides on the vehicle's own factory cargo floor. We don't publish a blanket compatibility claim for that configuration without confirming your specific SUV.

Does the AME-DD4000 work with mortuary cots?

AME markets and specs the DD4000 as a 4-casket transport system. If you need cot capacity in a similar high-roof cargo van, see the AME-DD2000-XLC, which is explicitly rated for cots.

Where do I find loading height and vehicle floor height information?

See our Vehicle Measurement Guide for how to measure your vehicle's rear opening, cargo floor height, and interior clearance against these cot and deck specifications.