Insulation behind loc8 table panel
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Plenty of room. I've got silent coat, dodo (just poke a few holes for the places it's tightest) and some fleece in the voids.
Ofc I did spend 6m trying to work out how to stop my loc8 hitting the wheel arch too..... But that's another story
Is yours carpet lined? I know that can cause issues.
yes - I've fixed it now. See here.
Andrew Radcliffe
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My Loc 8 table is catching on the wheel arch and it is not even carpeted, all the converter has suggested so far is refunding and replacing with a standard door card on a 2019 T6.
I've been dropping the van off to the converters this morning, and they had one in with the loc8 panel. It looks to have about 3-4mm between the table and the side of the van with the door open, I'd suggest something needs adjusting somewhere on yours if it's rubbing.
As for insulation, we've gone for silentocat only, and they'll use the plastic wool insulation directly behind it, I've put the thick dodomat in the door behind the metalwork.
As for insulation, we've gone for silentocat only, and they'll use the plastic wool insulation directly behind it, I've put the thick dodomat in the door behind the metalwork.
I've just ordered a Loc8 Table for sliding door.
I've only soundproofed front doors (not by me, but audio company when installing speakers).
What should I put behind Loc8 table before fitting? I've not soundproofed the rest of van yet. I'm doing it by stages. Thanks
I've only soundproofed front doors (not by me, but audio company when installing speakers).
What should I put behind Loc8 table before fitting? I've not soundproofed the rest of van yet. I'm doing it by stages. Thanks
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