VW Crafter Camper Conversion EP4 Insulation and Flooring, £££? so far.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2024
  • This project is a VW Crafter MWB 177ps Camper/Adventure conversion
    It is going to have a electric bed that raises up into the roof, and I need to make it so it accommodates two dog units, Im going make my own roof rack to suit my Kayaks, solar panel and side awning.
    Im going make its swamper/overlander style.
    A outside shower unit will also be attempted !
    100mm Fleece insulation (recycled bottles) from B&Q same product from camper suppliers but half the price.
    6mm Dodo thermal/sound mat from amazon
    4mm foam with vapour barrier from amazon
    Altro flooring available from any local flooring shops 2m wide rolls x any length. Many colours available.
    Elite Wheels and Tyres, 0118 950 4100
    3A Bridgewater Close, Reading, RG30 1JT
    17 inch Black Rhino Warlord in Gunmetal colour with BF Goodrich KO2 All Terrain Tyres.
    New black bolts and Locking wheel bolts
    Wheel Load rated to 1224 KG
    Tyres load rated to 1090 KG
    Windows from Camper Glass
    This channel is all about my self build camper van, how Ive built it and what we use it for. Places we visit in it.
    Please subscribe and give a thumbs up, leave any questions in the comments.
    Other videos from my first build VW T6
    Electrics install
    Electric hook up
    My thetford toilet box and seat build
    Solar panel install
    CCTV to keep a eye on my dogs in the back
    Camper van table
    Dometic fridge install
    Sink and gas hob install
    Diesel Heater
    Awning Rail
    Many others to follow...inc
    Shower set up
    Extra electric and USB sockets
    Tracker install
    Bike rack for my surron electric bike
    Kayak rack
    #Crafter #Camper #VW

Комментарии • 16

  • @exploresandtosummit
    @exploresandtosummit  6 месяцев назад +2

    I forgot the cost of the wheels and tyres in the video, they was £1700 ,IlI add them on the next cost video.

  • @anthonymckernan2536
    @anthonymckernan2536 6 месяцев назад +2

    Great video can’t wait for the next one 👍

  • @diwarburton5369
    @diwarburton5369 6 месяцев назад +1

    I like the idea of the floating floor, no screw holes to rust. Brilliant.

    • @exploresandtosummit
      @exploresandtosummit  6 месяцев назад

      Exactly, I cant see the point of drilling holes through the floor causing rusting, this way theres no contact with outside, once the units are fixed there no movement. Thanks for watching.

  • @barryjeffries2067
    @barryjeffries2067 6 месяцев назад +2

    Same here can’t wait to see the future episodes. Great work so far. 😁👍

  • @Ltrev55
    @Ltrev55 6 месяцев назад +3

    Hi your doing a great job I have just done exactly the same van! Only thing I would say is drop your headlining and insulate with the dodo mat otherwise you’re going to suffer with condensation dripping into the cup holders! 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @exploresandtosummit
      @exploresandtosummit  6 месяцев назад

      Hi, I did do exactly that! I thought about that after and went back and dropped the headliner, thanks a watching 👍

    • @Ltrev55
      @Ltrev55 6 месяцев назад +1

      Happy days I couldn’t not say anything the thought of you getting all your shelf in and van done then going away for the first time and bam condensation, and it all having to come back out. 👍🏻

    • @battletank9493
      @battletank9493 6 месяцев назад +1

      Greetings. I have virtually the same van but in Man Tge form. I am currently doing the same self conversion but a little further on. Just a massive heads up to be very careful when attaching any fixtures to the interior as the body panels on the new crafters and tges are very thin and will distort very easily...luckily as an ex body repairer I noticed this very early in my build and took extra care on every piece of the build since. I am looking forward to following your build. All the best mate 😊

    • @exploresandtosummit
      @exploresandtosummit  6 месяцев назад +1

      @battletank9493 thanks for that, I’ve noticed there very flexible !
      When I fitted the small windows the panels are very flexible but fitting the windows actually made them more stiffer, thanks for watching. 👍

    • @battletank9493
      @battletank9493 6 месяцев назад +1

      That's good news....mine mainly affected the rear lower panels when fitting the garage area. Just subscribed mate...I am sure there will be other pearl's of wisdom that I will put on here to save you from the little traps I fell into. Enjoy the build 🥳

  • @davybull072
    @davybull072 6 месяцев назад +1

    Did you remove the headliner above the cab and insulate? These vans have a problem where you get condensation above the cab and it drips down into the cup holder on the left.
    Might be worth looking at before you make a shelf.
    Enjoying the content.

    • @exploresandtosummit
      @exploresandtosummit  6 месяцев назад

      Yes I removed the headliner, it’s a bit of a pain!, the handles unscrews and plastic need prising off, there’s clips holding the headliner up. I didn’t show it in the video because it was a afterthought. It’s Worth doing though, I saw this problem on another channel. Thanks for watching.👍