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I have part of a roll of the plastic type insulation left over if anyone in the Leeds area wants it. Free obviously.

It's stiff, fixed thickness, not really a thermal insulation. Just sat in the space. Dodo fleece actually fills the space.

Are you intending to use any insulation/lining on the bare floor? Some of the builds I looked at used 9mm baton directly on the floor (as you have) and then used sound deadening and/or insulation on the area in-between. The sound deadening is typically 2mm thick and a dense rubbery material...

It's a single compressor fridge with an insulated box around the condenser evaporator to use like a traditional "ice box" fridge? How many temperature controls does it have 1 or 2?

I’ve wrapped double bubble double foil insulation around my filler neck and have no mayonnaise at all but I don’t use my van for short journeys. John.

I'm SO glad I'm not the only one!!! I've literally done exactly that and carpet lined the panels only and kind of feel guilty every now and then for not doing the whole lot, but I kind of like the contrast between the body colour and they fabric colour and as you say: practicality!!! Good on us...

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Sounds normal. Mine sits in the car park at work and easily 40 plus when i open it up with the current weather. Insulation is more for keeping it warm when it's cold outside I think.

...coming into your vehicle. If you would like to insulate it as well, you can add a closed cell foam as your second layer. Some of the van insulation companies have the product which combines both of mentioned products in one piece. As I said, it is all depends what are you looking for to achieve.

Nope, only fit sound deadening if customer requests it

it’s a factory Kombi, with factory wiper on the tailgate yes. I’m taking the permanent live from a 12v supply I had put in when I first got the van and had it lined and insulated etc. Other than that there’s nothing extra in the back,

I used 3M Thinsulate, not cheap I know, in the five conversions that I have done. They were all LWB models with fibreglass high roofs added (except one which was a factory high roof). Thinsulate is both a heat insulator and sound deadener.

Unused roll, 6m, of underfloor insulation plus small roll of 25mm dodo wall insulation from finished project. Seems a waste to throw away so free for collection, Ashford. Kent area. Thanks, Duncan

If I buy a van that’s in fairly standard trim. How much will it cost me (ballpark) to put nice seats (swivels in front), insulate and line the interior, set of wheels, front bumper, side steps and a roof spoiler ? I’d manage the interior work myself I think cheers

Did a weekend there not long ago, really nice site, except for the annoying little flies

...anyone with succes fit these two together in the roof? Standard ply, carpeted. I'm finding it hard for it to fit. But I need the thermal insulation for arctic winters x( I haven't tried with the longer clips yet. But I can't get the holes to apply in each side because the layer is too thick...

From what I’ve read Camperking don’t insulate or sound deaden their vans, it’s well discussed on the Forum. This saves the converter a significant amount of time and money while presenting the same appearance to the customer. I have a fully insulated SWB van, with the windows cracked open 900w...

Personally I’d use the multilayer foil type insulation.

Looking at that earth wire, it looks heavily corroded. I would be cutting the wire closer to the lamp and stitching a wire between the cut wire and the good side of the multi plug and see if it works. If so, insulate it and pop it back in

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