COVERING WALLS IN OUR SKOOLIE - Speakeasy Skoolie

What a hard week! It's been difficult but still worked out great! We finally were able to start putting some wall paneling into our skoolie, we went with brick paneling because we love the idea of an industrial style. We also go our main wiring put into the walls. We are keeping it as simple as possible, here is what we put into it
Wiring for Outlets - 10/3 SOOW wire
Wiring for Lights - 14/2 in the toilet room and 12v/24v wire for the rest of the bus
Kingston Brick Paneling - 9 pieces at $30 each
1/8 inch finshing panel - 3 pieces at $28 each
1/2 birch finish plywood - 3 pieces at $35 each
It's still far from finished but it is well on it's way. Still have to get appliances, finish countertops and complete the upper walls throughout and order the solar panels and remaining electrical equipment, then we have to get our plumbing completed too! SO close......SOOOO FAR!
enjoy!
#speakeasyskoolie #skoolie #busconversion

[@katwolfendon58]

looking great!!!! Love seeing the you guys working on The bus, looks amazing!! good luck with the next part of the Journey

[@twotopsturning6493]

How did you get that panel curved into the ceiling? It looks great.

[@ontherocks_offthegrid]

When we took out our walls we pulled the curved panel over the back door and traced it onto a piece of wood and used that as our general guide for the rest of the walls

[@usagirl4188]

@@ontherocks_offthegrid looking fantastic. Can't wait to see the finished projects.
I also watch leave her wild. She is doing a bus conversion.

[@thetslabus]

What is that brick-looking paneling called and where did you get?

[@ontherocks_offthegrid]

its the kingston brick paneling they sell it at lowes and home depot. we altered our paneling to look more realistic. you can find that video on our channel page as well