So, they made sure their van was properly insulated by using Celotex PIR boards (made from polyurethane), sheep wool for pockets and corners, and Reflectix insulation.

Moreover, they added Reflectix insulation under the fiberglass roof to prevent condensation. Also, one of the windows was covered inside.

Some people who live in vans love to tack this Reflectix insulation on their windows as part of their blinds. It’s a great way to stay warm and cozy when you’re living in a van full-time.

On the walls, they used shredded-denim insulation, then Reflectix, and plastic sheeting to serve as a moisture barrier. Their van is intended to be a home, so they built it like one.

In this episode, we focus on framing the walls, insulation, and vapor barrier installation for our Ford E250 cargo van conversion into a camper van. Using pre-installed metal frames, we attached ...

In this episode, we install furring strips on the ceiling of our Ford E250 camper van using self-tapping screws. We then add insulation between the strips while attaching the vapor barrier ...

A patented process is used that treats each natural fiber with a nontoxic fire, mold, and pest inhibitor, then thermally bonds the fibers, creating a safe and sustainable insulation product, the ...

Some people who live in vans love to tack this Reflectix insulation on their windows as part of their blinds. It’s a great way to stay warm and cozy when you’re living in a van full-time.