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Hi, The hole in the drivers side step is for the air inlet, the hole through the floor is for the hot air outlet. On this particular van the customer wanted the heater outlet to come up through their custom box and then mounted flush in the side. We would usually drill a hole under the drivers seat to come up through with the hot air outlet and moun the vent in the rear of the drivers seat base. Alternatively you can install an internal mount heater under the drivers seat. Many Thanks Simon

@@VanCreationsthanks so much for taking the time to explain, thanks for the vids, best regards Ant

Hi, glad it helped. We tried to make it as easy as possible but sometimes it’s difficult to get the camera in to get a good angle!

Sorry for the delay, things have been hectic. We use a tool set from amazon, currently using Satra tools. Silverline do a similar kit which can be purchased from Screwfix. We've tried others in the past but these ones work well and last. I recommend purchasing some decent windscreen removal wire if you are doing it on a weekly basis!

Thanks for the feedback. Everyone is different with different tastes. This customer wanted a practical solution for how he uses the van and was built to their spec.

Hi, For a Transit SWB with roof bed, carpet lining etc.. it usually comes in around £4-4,500 inc vat

Hi, Sorry to hear you had the common issues. Mud flaps do help a lot as they reduce stone chips to the front of the bar. Without mud flaps, as soon as you drive for a few weeks, you will get stone chips on the front of the bar and rust will set in. Definitely better with the powder coated stainless steel ones as they do last longer.

A very sociable setup, ideal for 2 travelling but yes, you do lose the belted seats in the back!

On this particular window replacement the adhesive just peeled away, literally that easy. The primer was also poorly applied so we could remove it with a soft wire brush and start again! If your bonding is adhered to the van and is good then you can cut I back flat, leave it and apply Dinitrol 520 glue cleaner activator and then bond over the top!

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Yes, if it was mine I would have a sequoia table mount on the floor with a removable post so we could have a little table. With regards to the seat removal. You could remove the rear and left hand bench part without too much trouble/time, the right hand bench wouldn't be removable in this particular build as all the electrical component and leisure battery are installed in that location. It's all done to the customers build spec and everyone is different and required different uses which is the great things about these builds!

@@VanCreations Hi, Thanks, yes after this video I watched another one of yours with centre seat removal which is great. I love the 240 hook up under rear light. Fantastic. Any where we don’t need to drill holes in van is a great idea. 👍🏆

Hi Eddie, Fitting a bench triple in the middle row requires the larger type brackets. The smaller L shape brackets are used on the far outside brackets of a 2+1.

Hi, Yes you could install 240v or 12v sockets along the back as there is plenty of room for them! Simon, Van Creations

Thanks! I hope this helped explain the install. We try out best to make it as easy as it can be! Good luck! Simon - Van Creations

Yeah, unfortunately but that's motoring for you!

No we don't. Same as the VW factory built Kombi's. We do treat any bare metal from drilling with primer/sealer. You could put a bit of sealant around the holes prior to the brackets going in but we've never seen any water ingress from this area in retro fitted or factory Kombi's.

Sorry, only just seen this comment. You can adjust the beam height/LR with the two screws on the back of each headlight!

Great point! Thanks for the feedback! Many Thanks, Simon

Merhaba, Bunları ülkenize gönderip gönderemeyeceklerini öğrenmek için TransporterHQ ile iletişime geçmeyi deneyin. Saygılarımla Simon

Hi, I believe they are available in LHD, Your would need to contact TransporterHQ and ask. Regards Simon

Hi Chris, Your rotate the passenger seat and then can step up on the seat and boost yourself into the roof bed. It's not too difficult to do. Regards Simon

Go for it if your can. Nice to be able to use for days out or weekends/weeks away. We use ours more for days out than camping but its so handy to randomly stop at a beach on the way home and have food and drink whilst watching the sunset. Regards Simon

The new ones are Aftermarket lamps from TransporterHQ. These are the V3 LED Headlights.

Hi, 4.8 x 16mm or 5.0 x 16mm will be fine. Simon

@@VanCreations Thanks Simon. I have 4.8 x 14mm stainless steel rivets. These should be fine!

Hi, You can relocate the aerial to the inside near the pillar or install a DAB aerial. You can also buy a relocation kit. Simon - VC

Hi, No error codes with the THQ bulbs. Simon

Hi, You will need to speak to where you purchased your bars from. Usually side bars come with the fitting kits from the manufacturers.

Hi Thanks for your comment. After installing the headlights, you can park your van face on from a wall/fence etc.. Depending on the position of the bulb, you can sometimes cast a shadow(black spot) where you would want a clean light pattern. If you reach behind the headlamp to the back of the bulb you can rotate it slightly and watch on your wall the shadow move out of eye line. You are trying to create the cleanest beam pattern you can for the best vision at night. It's a little bit tricky to explain but I hope this helps. Next time we install these headlights, I will see if we can do a video on the set up! Cheers Simon

Hi Chris, This is 60mm Ducting for heater inlet and outlet. On the bigger heaters you can use a 90mm Ducting. Many Thanks Simon

Hi James, You wouldn't be able to have UK seating the other way round as the seat belt receptacle and levers on the single seat would be on the wrong side and the seat is offset so I can't see that working. Also the belt and receptacle on the double would also be wrong. Best Regards Simon

What about 3 single seats ? Is that an option? Thanks

Hi Steven, The van in this video is a non 4Motion. This one was running 245/65/17 with no issues. Just go careful not to go too big or too wide with the AT Tyres as problems can occur when moving into 18” or bigger.