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vanlifeconversions.co.uk

Wondering how to install a reversing camera on your van conversion? Watch our video for a step-by-step guide.

camperking.co.uk

Built using a VW Transporter T6.1, the CamperKing Portofino 6 Seater Campervan will provide you with luxury on the road. Discover this vehicle.

outandaboutcampers.co.uk

Our campervan conversion specialists in London transform VW Transporters & Crafters into stunning bespoke campers. Learn more about our campervan conversions.

simplecampervans.com

Need to get in contact with us? We offer sales advice and product support by email or telephone from 10am to 6pm Mon-Fri.

sslconversions.co.uk

Explore the great outdoors in an SSL campervan conversion created to connect you with nature and offer all that you need for the perfect adventure.

van-craft.com

This route out of Denver Colorado takes you to several ski resorts and hot springs to provide a trip with excitement and relaxation.

bobilvans.co.uk

At Bobil Vans we specialise in custom campervan conversions as well as other services such as first fix electrics, installing solar panels and consultancy services for self-builders. We also have our signature campervan water heaters for you to check out!

brownbirdandcompany.co.uk

How To Soundproof and Clean a Campervan No doubt when you first get your van home the first thing you will want to do is give it a really good clean. Commercial vans are notoriously dirty and and not the most cared for so this is a really important step not only in the conversion process but also to maintain and protect the van long term.  Soundproofing or sound deadening and cleaning a new campervan is one of the first things you will get stuck into during the build process. It’s a pretty simple process- or was with our sprinter as we managed to get a pretty clean van to begin with which always helps. Step 1: Removing plywood and flooring The first thing I will say is - is is not easy in a sprinter floor! I will write a further blog on this soon as it was a real pain for us and I know a lot of others have struggled too.  You will need to remove any ply panels and flooring allowing you to clean the van. No doubt under the floor will be a lot of dirt and random rubbish (unless you are very lucky!) and you will need to keep your eyes peeled for rust.It’s worth keeping the floor and plywood if it’s in good condition as it can be reused in the van. You can also use the wood as templates for any new wood that needs replacing e.g. the doors on the back panels (should there be any). If the wood is in poor condition then it’s worth replacing it, especially if it’s got wet as the last thing you want is to encourage any damp or mould build up further down the line. You can get full kits from places like here: Ebay- LWB Sprinter Plywood Lining Kit. Should you take the Bulkhead out of a Campervan? One of the big questions in our first build was- should we take the bulk head out of the campervan? Initially we were thinking of taking it out to give a little extra space and give quick access to the front. After long consideration it was decided to keep it in but cut the center panel out so in the event of any emergency we could slip through the cut out and into the drivers seat a

vanlifecampers.com

Purchase or rent our fully equipped Class B motorhomes for road trips across Canada and the United States. Premium campervans built for comfort and adventure.

offtrackcamper.com

Gestalte deinen Traum-Campervan ganz nach deinen Bedürfnissen. Wähle aus einer Vielzahl von Optionen und Ausstattungsmerkmalen und erhalte ein individuelles Angebot bei Offtrack Camper.