Tam n pups winter trip 2022

Is the bed length-wise down the van or do you sleep across the van?
If length-wise you will need a removable headboard to stop your pillow disappearing in the night!
I assume if length-wise you would sleep with feet up the shallowest end!?
Otherwise the van is starting to look very good.
Best wishes to mum.
 
Is the bed length-wise down the van or do you sleep across the van?
If length-wise you will need a removable headboard to stop your pillow disappearing in the night!
I assume if length-wise you would sleep with feet up the shallowest end!?
Otherwise the van is starting to look very good.
Best wishes to mum.
It's sideways but there is a board that goes along the back. I have it stripped off at the minute as its to get covered
 
Doing these bits now
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Goodness what a couple of days make :happy: It's looking so good now and with your Mum on the mend that's one less thing to worry about.
Very pleased for you Tam.
Sue

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Where do you get that fabric for the walls, and is it just spray glued on?
Chinese shops sell it here in Spain. I did my walls, doors etc; in that grey colour but used a light brown for the ceiling. Never thought yo look on ebay.
 
Tam, I know this one has been a stressful ordeal but with your determination & skill you should take up refurbishing various types of vans as I’m sure there’s a market out there where people would be prepared to fund the refurbishment of either vans they already own & have not done anything with or bought one that needs a total refurb

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It’s looking great Tam, maybe a blessing in disguise that you had to strip back so far. I am so glad that it was sorted before your recent worries about Mum started as it could have dragged you down. A big thumbs up to funsters for keeping you going and giving you a place to vent but special thanks to funster mackeellan for actually turning up and helping you “over the hump”.
 
It’s looking great Tam, maybe a blessing in disguise that you had to strip back so far. I am so glad that it was sorted before your recent worries about Mum started as it could have dragged you down. A big thumbs up to funsters for keeping you going and giving you a place to vent but special thanks to funster mackeellan for actually turning up and helping you “over the hump”.
Aye I'd have been recovering all these panels anyway as I noticed when I bought how much a mess they were. The damp just set me back a few weeks , still a lot of other stuff to sort out with it but it's looking a lot better.

mackeellan was a big help with the wood stuff and Razamataz Helped with the windows which sped things up a bit . Uncle Lenny HB is also on hand with the electrical advice as trying to plan out my solar/lithium install too.

Once this interior work is done I'm wanting to sort out the few jobs needing done to get it motd , then I'll start sorting the new electrics etc

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What a great job; such a transformation.

Will you have to hoover the ceiling now? 😉

Ian
Well it is horrible stuff for bits sticking to it but hopefully not. I don't really like this carpet stuff if I'm honest but it's the easiest to use to cover panels etc. I had considered vinyl but it's expensive and unforgiving of mistakes.
 
And the bonus

To reseal all windows, skylights ,seams , replace kitchen vent with a fiamma fan , repair the wall with new insulation and wood and recover all the wall and ceiling panels etc



sealant £110
wood and insulation £52
second hand vent £45
lining carpet and spray adhesive £92

Total cost £299



Obviously there's a lot of hours labour went in to it but I'm quite pleased with the outcome.

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