Cabinets Installed

Finally got them in for good (I hope)

Nancy packing in more insulation

Left Rear cabinet and rear pantry wall installed - Low-E insulation

Looking forward at the left Rear cabinet and rear pantry wall installed - Low-E insulation

Lying on my back - view of roof vent and right wall of van

Lying on my back - view of roof vent and left wall of van

Lying on my back - view of roof vent and right wall of van after final Low-E application

Completed cabinet install and rear pantry wall

Lots of progress since last post

The big items are now getting done. We finished the upholstery on the walls that will define the sleeping space. We added 2" insulation to the inside of the panels.

3/8 Merante Marine Plywood over 1/2" ISO-foam insulation over 1/2" foam used for floor padding

Work Horse tools next to the back floor inspection port which will allow access for electrical cords when on shore power

2" 3m Thinsulite insulation installed

Adding 2" of Styrofoam to the main sleeping areas. This area needed more insulation, or at least had the space for it.

Nancy adding the finishing touches

Walls complete

April 11th with some progress made

Building the Pantry and the upper rear cabinets

Nice comparison of Ford van sizes - left is a E-350 lwb - right is a max dimensions T350

Professional Stain

Professional clear finish for touch ups. A professional sprayer was used for the main panels

Right wall of pantry and bedframe

Pantry walls - the right one is the front of the bed

Flavio made the upper cabinets

Two upper cabinets with bottoms facing each other

support for the middle of the cabinet

A good way to not lose your vice grips in the wall

Moved to iStorage on April 7th

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iStorage in Boynton Beach rents spaces for workmen

Just the right size for the van

Supplies to build a van interior

Supplies to build a van interior