Again Dave, another interesting vid. Cant wait to see the finished job. How about another vid on interesting places and walks that you did in the north east? It's been a while, and the weather is now more permitting. Love your work!
Thanks a lot. I'm very fortunate to have a big workshop where I can make these things. I'm going to try making the furniture for the van in one piece in the workshop and then fitting it in the van. Thanks for watching.
Great build enjoying following along. I’m about to buy a 2015 vivaro and really want to do a floating roof similar to this. The carpet to roof transition looks clean without cladding on the walls. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Dave what a lovely job you make off these vans bud I hope you don't mind but eventually when my Mk6 ford transit is back on the road welded MOT ect ect I'm think about using some of your ideas if that ok with I love watching your videos sit on my dinner hour watching bud keep up the good work your videos are so inspiring bud
Thanks a lot Kyle I'm glad you like the videos and if you want to use any of the ideas in your own van that is totally okay. That's why I put the videos up, I hope others will like them and that they will be useful to anyone doing the same thing. Good luck with the van build I hope it works out well and thanks for watching.
Nice one Dave. So is this the third van now? I've just got a 2014 Trafic SWB to convert. First time so I'm learning loads and loving it. Early stages, still cleaning up and planning. (a lot of planning😀) Took some tips from you so thanks for what you do mate.
Hi Jon, This is the fourth van and it's going to look a bit different to the others. Hoe your own conversion goes well and your right it's all in the planning. Hope the videos help. Thanks for watching
Great video again. Could I ask how you did the top edges between the walls and the flat part of the ceiling. Also how did you deal with the vehicle loom that runs along the top sides of the wall. Think your idea is brilliant and want to do something similar. Thanks
Hi John, The edges are made with 5.5mm ply I cut 150mm strips and screwed them to the ceiling batons and when it cam to the carpeting I left enough overhang at the top to cover the ply strips. With the loom I had to make that side strip of ply a little more narrow to accommodate the depth of the loom covering and once the carpet was in place I made a cut in it running down the loom covering for access if needed. Hope that all makes sense...I'll video it if I make another ceiling like this one. Thanks for watching.
Well done, Dave. Another handy video and I hope that my build is as good as what you produce
Thanks Alex and good luck with your own build I hope the videos help.
Love your van building skills that ceiling looks ace 👍👍😊
Thanks a lot Man, this van will be a bit different to the others I have done and I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Thanks for watching.
Excellent video again fella very informative you have great teaching skills mate keep up the great work
Thanks a lot I'm enjoying this new can build so lots more videos to come.
Again Dave, another interesting vid. Cant wait to see the finished job. How about another vid on interesting places and walks that you did in the north east? It's been a while, and the weather is now more permitting. Love your work!
I'm following the great master from Turkey
Thanks you very much, hope you enjoy the videos and find then useful.
Thanks for the video, Dave. Your roof looks good. I did my roof in panels because I had trouble doing a large area like that in one go on my own.
Thanks a lot. I'm very fortunate to have a big workshop where I can make these things. I'm going to try making the furniture for the van in one piece in the workshop and then fitting it in the van. Thanks for watching.
Looks fantastic. Love following along. Thanks for taking the time to make these excellent videos.
Thanks very much Pete.
Ive watched many van builds from all over the world but, yours are the best ive watched, very informative. Well done.
Thanks a lot Patrick, more builds to come in the spring time.
Great build enjoying following along. I’m about to buy a 2015 vivaro and really want to do a floating roof similar to this. The carpet to roof transition looks clean without cladding on the walls. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Yes I like to contrast between the light wood and the grey of the carpet. Good luck with your conversion and thanks for watching.
hats off to you sir. Cracking job!
Thanks a lot....I was really pleased at how this turned out.
Thanks Dave that makes sense
Dave what a lovely job you make off these vans bud I hope you don't mind but eventually when my Mk6 ford transit is back on the road welded MOT ect ect I'm think about using some of your ideas if that ok with I love watching your videos sit on my dinner hour watching bud keep up the good work your videos are so inspiring bud
Thanks a lot Kyle I'm glad you like the videos and if you want to use any of the ideas in your own van that is totally okay. That's why I put the videos up, I hope others will like them and that they will be useful to anyone doing the same thing. Good luck with the van build I hope it works out well and thanks for watching.
Nice one Dave. So is this the third van now? I've just got a 2014 Trafic SWB to convert. First time so I'm learning loads and loving it. Early stages, still cleaning up and planning. (a lot of planning😀) Took some tips from you so thanks for what you do mate.
Hi Jon, This is the fourth van and it's going to look a bit different to the others. Hoe your own conversion goes well and your right it's all in the planning. Hope the videos help. Thanks for watching
Great video again. Could I ask how you did the top edges between the walls and the flat part of the ceiling. Also how did you deal with the vehicle loom that runs along the top sides of the wall. Think your idea is brilliant and want to do something similar. Thanks
Hi John, The edges are made with 5.5mm ply I cut 150mm strips and screwed them to the ceiling batons and when it cam to the carpeting I left enough overhang at the top to cover the ply strips. With the loom I had to make that side strip of ply a little more narrow to accommodate the depth of the loom covering and once the carpet was in place I made a cut in it running down the loom covering for access if needed. Hope that all makes sense...I'll video it if I make another ceiling like this one. Thanks for watching.
Amazing videos, I'm thinking on converting my vauxhall vivaro lwb. Where do you get all of your materials ie fridge, solar, cooker?
Thank you
I got most of the stuff off ebay....there aren't and shops locally that sell this sort of stuff.
@@dave-watson there's so much on there I don't really know what best to choose from, it's giving me a headache 😂