S1E5 Sprinter Van Conversion | Shower + Toilet
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The wet area panel i used is called (High Pressure Melamine) - www.bunnings.com.au/wall-art-...
I started off by using string line from side to side to build the front wall, which divides the front cab from the back living area. Once I completed this I had a reference to go off to construct all the shower walls. I used a shower base and built my walls around that, allowing enough space for the internal bathroom sheets.
I used SikaFlex Pro as my adhesive to glue the wet area sheets to the timber framing, or marine ply. I also used Selleys Pro Wet Area silicone for all my edge seals. I chose 35mm x 70mm pine timber as it has a decent sized cavity for insulation + plumbing and electrical. Yes it is heavier than metal framing although I don’t think it adds too much weight given the amount I used.
I chose 65mm batten screws because they countersink into timber easily and at this length i can screw into the subfloor without going through the van metal floor. The wet area panels are 3mm “High Pressure Melamine Boards”, which are made for wet areas and showers.
They come in (1200mm x 2400mm) and (900mm x 1800mm) sheets, the larger sheet costs AUD$198 and the smaller AUD$139. I used 2 x large sheets and 2 x small sheets which increased the price quickly! I purchased them from Bunnings.
I used 4mm bracing ply to use as templates as I would rather make a mistake on a sheet that costs $26 as opposed to $198.
I don’t currently have an extraction fan installed in the shower although I will allow cables for this if I ever put one in later. I will be building the door in a future episode.
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You may have one of the most descriptive start to finish build series that I’ve seen to date! Great Build and Knowledge as well! Also your Finish game is on Point! #BigUp #Inspiring #Talented #Vanlyfe
Thanks a lot Saul thats really nice mate, appreciate you taking the time to watch it means a lot, super stoked it was inspiring to you man!
Its been such a very long time since i actually watched an entire TH-cam clip from anyone. It was a pleasure learning something new .
Thanks a lot I'm glad I could keep you engaged!
thank you for sharing your work, it's refreshing to find a video that doesn't just skip over everything only showing a few screws being put in :)
planning to build myself a van in a couple of years as well as a permanent home and a shower and toilet are must haves for what I have in mind so it's really nice to finally see someone building one and showing the details of the build :)
How great was this build...hav watched a couple hundred for ideas but never actually shown how to do it , thanks so much,,this lady builder appreciates it emensley
I LOVE that you are including a shower/toilet. I don't get why so many people are fine with travel vans without them. Sure, you can use gyms and such for toilet facilities/showers...but I would rather not have to.
Yeah most don't have them, for me it was a necessity because it will be my long term home 😀🤙🏼
Travel With Jaz - actually, a LOT of people living in their vans in America who post on TH-cam do not have toilets/showers. They just live in vans and shower at 24 hour gyms. Enjoy man.
I agree that a shower/toilet is a must, but note that this project involves a long wheelbase van so has extra space. Many opt for the shorter wheelbase version so they can park in a standard bay, lighter weight, lower fuel consumption and easier to navigate tighter roads. So pros and cons to both. To each their own. Yes a shower/toilet can fit in a shorter wheelbase van but it's not as straightforward.
Patriot Jefferson Those gym bathrooms are VERY clean. It's not a public restroom. That said, tons of people that tour national parks don't shower for over a week. So that's the norm. I myself would at least want a toilet but it's a huge sacrifice in terms of space. I would probably have an outdoor shower. I would care the most if I were with touring with a GF/wife. I wouldn't want sexy time with someone that hasn't showered for a week and I don't blame them for not wanting to touch me.
"I LOVE that you are including a shower/toilet. I don't get why so many people are fine with travel vans without them"
No kidding...you can lay your head ANYWHERE, even a makeshift rooftop tent or sleeping in the cab is doable (hell, people sleep in tiny-ass cars all the time). Cooking is no problem either, a small camp stove fed by a 20lb propane bottle can last MONTHS. On the more glamorous side, a cheap engine-coupled inverter or off-grid solar array would allow you to run a microwave or toaster oven no problem...
But IMO having your own toilet, sink and shower... PRICELESS.
Wow truly I see how everyone in this life have such amazing individual skills. Some tap into it more than others. As u. Congratulations. You inspire many.
Thanks naomi really appreciate that!
You have no idea how much this has helped me. Thank you for all your help. This is your gift.., thank you for sharing it.
I’m so impressed with these builds! And not only the design concept, the building skills, but fabulous video!
great work , the best home/self conversion videos ive seen, explanatory and not rushed or condensed .Look forward to the next one
Thanks mate, yeah I didn't want to just lump the whole build into one time lapse and I wanted to really explain my thought process. Cheers!
fred bloggs would like to see your build
ive not done one, just like watching these type of videos to get ideas if i ever did
That wall in back of the seats looks tougher than some roll bars I've seen. And this is some VERY fine work.
I love that you did an access panel for your toilet. I've been planning my conversion and that was something I wanted to do but had yet to see anyone else do it! I love that I found your videos and you have done this so I can see your plans!
Thanks Holly, appreciate the support and keep following the journey for more videos! :)
After watching the US Sprinter conversions its nice to see someone doing the job properly, well done, I'm going to check out the whole series
Thanks a lot mate!
Excellent production. I was riveted from the start. I'm looking forward to see how everything pans out and catching up with previous episodes. Go Aussie!
Thanks mate appreciate it, hopefully not far off till the next episode
Finally a new episode
Really really a flawless work
Cant wait to see what will you do next
Thanks very much mate will try to get the videos out as quick as possible!
The level of details in these videos is amazing! Keep up the great work!
Like it! Good job too! I was told it wasn’t possible to fit a shower and toilet in a medium size van, you have proved them wrong and done an excellent job in the process! Well done! Enjoy watching your videos too!
The only thing I would add on this bathroom it is a little fan on the ceiling so the steamer can get out!
But I read that you are going to install one later on, so we’ll done buddy, Good job 👍!
You taught us a lot, congratulations and many thanks!
I really like the way you can empty the potty from the outside , you have done a wonderful job, be proud,
thank you
Well done man! This is one of the best Sprinter van conversion series on TH-cam! You're teaching us all a lot! Thanks!!!
Thanks heaps Chris that means a lot! I love that it is giving people value, :)
Just came across your channel, you do amazing work . I really like the way you give every step but not drawn out so long like some,thanks
Thank you Jaz for sharing your work. This episode was thorough work.
Thanks a lot!
Mate im doing a SWB Toyotoa Coaster as a complete novice and so wished I would have come across your page earlier. Awesome info and explanations. So looking forward to each episode now. Thanks for putting all the extra time it takes to film and edit ect. Excellent stuff Jaz.
Thanks a lot Col I've only recently started uploading content. All the best with your conversion!
Job well done. I've only just started on a bus conversion and like you have found time and costs are both higher than expected!
Brilliant attention to detail and fit/finish. Enjoyed this video immensely.
Thanks so much for making this video. Just what I was looking for. Hope to start building mine soon. Brilliant video. Many thanks. 👍
thanks mate glad you got value paul
Mate this is unreal.
Planning a van conversion currently and hadn't seen any videos with the shower setup towards the front.
Exactly what I was looking for, killin it!
Thanks Dylan glad it can help. You'll see in future videos all the plumbing and electrical hook up too!
I'm looking to do a similar thing but at the back. I want to have captain's chairs in the front turn 180 degrees to sit at a work desk and I figured I'd have all access to tanks, batteries etc via the doors at the back. Full time bed, shower/toilet but no garage.
Your hard work and craftsmanship earn my respect. Hats off to you.
Thanks a lot Oscar appreciate that a lot mate
Wow, You did an outstanding job of designing, building, documenting this construction! I look forward to watching future videos of your life living in the van. Thanks mate!
Thanks heaps mate, I can't wait to start actually living in it and creating travel lifestyle videos that this van brings!
Can't believe it I ended watching all of them this evening. all up to date now .... looking forward to the next one
Thanks heaps man! Ep.6 coming out next week!
JustOneForAll same here I didn’t even realise
JustOneForAll excellent video
Your work is AMAZING... super inspring and I wish I had your skills... fantastic ideas, and I love your portapotti door idea: hadn't seen it yet.
Thanks heaps for watching man greatly appreciate your interest! The toilet and shower is my favourite thing about the van!
Just found you... you are a gifted teacher and videographer! I feel a binge watching afternoon coming up! Thank you for taking the time to record, edit and upload this valuable info!
Ahh Rebekah that means a lot to me! I truly appreciate kind words like this and it's great that I can offer some value to other people! :)
I watched plenty of van conversion videos but this one is the best I have seen, as for someone who is looking for some practical knowledge about conversion.
Really appreciate you watching and taking interest, Thank you 😄
Woooh!! Finally, someone shows me how to do the curve of the walls!!!! Bingo!!! Just about to do my van and your video has really, really helped me, thank you very much.
That's awesome glad it was hekpful! Best of luck :)
I was going to comment on this too - great technique!
I was interested in this part too. Could anyone clarify the technique used or a link to a non-time lapsed video of this technique? Cheers.
Great work honestly.
thankyou!
Awesome video! I am hoping to do a van conversion at some point and I will certainly be using this video series to help. Very detailed. Thanks for taking the time to document your build!
Thanks heaps and no worries :)
You're a skilled worker and works with your hand expertly. I can see myself in you in beach sandals doing my projects in my car or in my house. Good job and thanks for pointers that I can put in use.
Top work mate love the van so far!
Thanks! I can't wait till it is all finished and I can live in it!
Thank you for the great Video! I love how much effort and Time you put up in this project. Maybe one day I'll build my own Van. :) Keep on.
Thank you, yes it is a lot of hours and effort but it will be worth it :) I hope you do do it one day!
Inspiring video and superb craftsmanship mate. Thank-you.
Dude I'm 60 years old. And I've been all around a lot of construction workers building houses interior trim exterior. And I want to say you have got skills Beyond anybody I have ever worked with in my whole life and that's a 45 years of construction you are awesome good job awesome
Great video . . . Lots of useful information and tips
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot Glen I appreciate the kind words :)
loving the aussie safety footwear!!
Gotta love em haha!
Hahaha, that's THE reason why i'll follow u with this project 😅
Pros always work with kinda safety equipment!
I was waiting for him to either drill through his toes or saw them off..
Maui Style Brah!!
Be nice... don't make fun of him.... Ausie boy has his own way of doing things
A+ man. Working through a van build myself right now and your videos are the best I’ve seen. Rock on.
Thanks a lot brother you too mate all the best 😀🤙🏼
Dieser Mann versteht sein Handwerk. Er macht das ausgezeichnet. BRAVO🥈🥇🥂
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Good stuff mate your helping me Invision my own build😉
Glad it is helping mate, thanks!
look at this bloke :P
David Sims hello David sims look at u ;-)
Flip flop is my number 1 choice work shoe too.
haha thanks mate
I've watched quite a lot of these shower build videos, this is by far the best!
An absolute labor of love, super attention to detail. Really great job.
Cheers chris much appreciated brother!
Well done, it is looking good.
Thankyou! :)
Я не понимаю на каком языке вы говорите,но вы так чётко всё делаете,что и без перевода всё понятно)Спасибо,и оператору огромное спасибо.
Thanks so much I speak English (Australian), I'm glad you can understand everything without needing to understand my language :)
watching 100 videos about van building, watching this video for just 7 min. and learn much more than in the videos before! Thank you!
That's awesome so glad you got a lot of value from it!! 😄
man i really appreciate you going in to detail the way you do, you do things in ways I never would have thought about = you bloody legend !
Cheers forest you legend, just doing it a way, there's heaps of ways, but stoked you got ideas and it helped you man :)
Have subscribed. Brilliant build!
Thanks Mark appreciate it!
Looking forward to the next installment..
Cheers mark!
I like it Jaz. Finally an Aussie installing a shower toilet combo in a campervan. This is the best installation I have come across on YT. And I have subscribed.
Thanks a lot mate! Yeah it's good seeing someone do it in your own country haha. The plumbing and electrical install is still to come, thanks again!
fantastic video and build 😁
Just a thought for other DIY builders, you can also consider to fit the toilet door outside the other way around, so it would be hinged on the right side instead. Good point is in case the door pops open for whatever reason and while driving you properly don't rip the door off then.
Awesome job Jaz, I’m building a centre shower in my Hiace commuter and you helped me heaps, keep up the good work. 👍
Very informative video!! Thank you!! It really helps when you are not a very handy person & you can find a video such as yours that shows how you did it, tools, supplies, etc... Can't wait to one day do this! My first requirement is that I can stand in the van, not ok with having to hunch over and second priority is a shower/toilet. Too many videos I have seen that are without these or are made to take showers outside the van, no thanks! Awesome job, can't wait to watch the rest!
Thanks heaps! Yeah that was my requirements also I had to be able to stand up straight and comfortable and have a toilet and shower. Enjoy the series and good luck with you build! 😄✌🏼
Great video mate!
Thanks a lot mate!
Awesome job Jaz.
Will be beginning my own build soon in a high roof MWB Ford Transit.
I will be going for the porta potty sitting in the shower cubicle & removed when showering for the room and less areas for water to collect.
Am not sure if am up to plumbing myself.
Was also hoping to find a solution where didn't need gas or 240v for hot water as want to be off grid and more stealth.
I'm 47yr female in Western Australia.... I'm prepared to give it all ago. 🤣
Thanks Cherie! Love your enthusiasm, you got it girl :) Yeah well the other hot water options I guess are just 240V or 12V hotwater, but instantaneous gas is the most efficient and quickest by far! I'd love to see your solutions, good luck wish you the best
One of the best videos ive seen on this area..bloody good video work, speeding up the slower parts but still showing the whole process and giving good advice/details along the way. Im hooked bud..top job
Thanks Glenn you're a legend, I'll keep it up!
Your a tradie right? carpenter?
Thanks for sharing with us. I learned several tips from your detailed video. I look forward to watching the rest of your series. Take care friend!!!
Thank a lot! Glad you got some value out of it :)
You sure are doing a fine and meticulous job.
Meticulous is a perfect explanation, although this can also be my Achilles Heel because things take longer... haha anyway thanks a lot!
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The music made me crazy. But thank you for sharing.
Love what you're doing! Keep up the amazing work. Can't wait to see the next video. Cheers!
Thanks heaps! 😊 Ep.6 video out today!
Huuge Props !!! Very professional and detailed tutorial video. Good luck !!!
Jaz you are amazing. I'm so happy to see an Aussie conversion in great detail. I'm in my 50's and my dream is starting now. My chicks have all left the nest and I'm on my own so I hope to travel and live in my van for a few years. I've bought a Ford Transit Jumbo Hi roof which I'm converting. Have bought most things off Ebay and my garage is filling up quickly. Super impressed with your shower fit out. I've bought a Dometic Swivel toilet and was wondering what you lifted your toilet with to make smooth transition through access. I have same shower tray. Looking forward to future videos. (PS my son is an apprentice carpenter and will be doing the fit out for me so he can practice his skills LOL)
That's awesome Tracy, glad to hear you'll be van lifing soon too! For the packer for underneath the toilet, I haven't sourced it yet but I will definitely show it in a video when I do. Its going to be some sort of plastic material I would imagine. Good to hear your son is on the build too, it's a lot of work! he'll get heaps of experience.
All the best!
Amazing... wish I had your skills. :P
Those cassette toilet things are interesting, seems like something I'd want in a conversion van because it can be removed and dumped into a septic system or such without hauling the van over there. Sadly (or fortunately, depending on who you ask) in the USA we end up with black water tanks instead, which are large and hard to service, and a hell to dump / clean if you break down or can't move your van or trailer for a period of time.
Thank you! Yeah they are very simple to use and portable to where you want to dump the storage. I like the simplicity of them too
Congratulations for share your professional working method. It has been a pleasure watch your video and get some ideas 💡
Can’t thank you enough for uploading your vids, it inspired me to do my van and gave me so much confidence to do it all myself
That's awesome man so glad it is helping You, everyone can do it you just have to believe in yourself! 😄
Awesome Work mate! How old are you btw and whats your profession? Just asking cause you seem pretty skilled with everything youve done so far.. Keep it up!
Thanks Robin I'm 24 and an electrician by trade :) appreciate the kind words!
The bathroom turned out as a success! Van Life would definitely not be the same without it! It takes living day to day in the van to the next level and makes it much more convenient. I strongly recommend building a bathroom if you have the chance.
The wet area panel i used is called (High Pressure Melamine) - www.bunnings.com.au/wall-art-2400-x-1200-x-3mm-snow-white-wet-area-wall-shower-panel_p6660403
Sorry for the music being quite loud and repetitive too, I can't change it now but I did learn for future videos :)
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Jaz I was wondering why you installed a sheet of ply to mount the melamine on along the front, van wall and roof surfaces but not the other two sides.
I've been wondering now that some time has passed using the shower whether you've noticed the joins compromised at all, and also whether you've had much problem with mould on the Selleys product you used.
@@MOXRA I did this so that I could just sikaflex the melamine panel straight to the ply , because the ply is riveted to the van wall, it is very secured , but I can't rivet the melamine straight to the wall because then it would have holes in it and would leak water
@@JaznLori thank you
@@MOXRA the shower is still in great waterproof condition, the only issue I had was with some of the silicone, this was because when I installed some of the silicone I was cutting timber outside with the dropsaw and tiny bits of timber dust got into some of the silicone, so over time it didn't look good, so I cut it out and redid it without making the mistake a few months ago
Nice !!. cant wait for the next episode.
Cheers Jonathon! Me too haha!
This is one of the best van build-videos I have ever seen. Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot mate I really appreciate that!
FEEDBACK - Many thanks Jaz for putting in the time to producing this video - the content will be a real help to me, and many others I assume. Please could I ask you to back the music level off by approx 50% on your next video(s), it is quite overpowering in between you speaking, especially watching this late at night. Also, the extremely repetitive music in the first six minutes was so hard to endure I had to mute the sound. I appreciate mine is just a subjective view, and others may love the music. But I wanted to let you know at least one person was struggling with it, when what I most appreciate is your words and video, any nondescript quiet music in the background would have done. Hope I haven't caused any offense - like I say, I really appreciate your efforts here.
Thanks so much for the feedback all feedback is welcomed, and I have had many people say the same thing especially for this video, I learnt and later agreed that yes it was to overpowering etc. So yeah thank you a lot for you feedback :)
Just found this video love it gonna have to go back and watch all from the start. Really thinking of doing something like this. Question How much was the van? and much you estimate will cost for the whole project? thanks
Hey mate glad you're interested thanks! The van was $28500 drive away, and the project budget has definitely blown out but maybe around $20000. YIKES!
Sorry if this is too personal but can I ask where most of that will be going? Is it the big things like solar panels etc or did you have to buy tools? I'm thinking of doing a build myself and hearing $20,000 scares me!
Yeah, $20,000 sounds like way too much, usually an expensive build w/o van cost is around $5-8k, wondering where the other money went
Re the cost, he's an Aussie so remember the exchange rate is 25% plus below the us dollar. I suspect stuff costs more here too, and he see to be doing a fairly high end job. Easy to lose track of dollars when you get stuck in too😁
Hey there! The most expensive thing will be the Lithium Ion batteries + all the battery management system going with it. Most vans dont do lithium ion, but it is something I really want because it is much better quality and will be the best for being completely off the grid. I still haven't finished the van build yet, but things add up quickly. Bare in mind that I'm planning for this to be my full time house for many years to come. $20,000 compared to a $500,000 house is no comparison.
Wow, that's a lot of work. Looks great, looking forward to your next episode!
Thanks a lot Peter, me too haha!
A video worth watching...love the way u designed ur van
The next door neighbor is loving the sounds of his construction tools...
he lended me 2 or 3 power tools so i think he was fine with it (Y)
I simply mute my devices every time a Comercial comes on !
Just skip all vdo and replay
Commercial*.
Fantastic video. Very clear of what to do
Best shower /toilet installation I have seen so far. thanks
Sorry man, made it through a minute or so and the soft talking then BLARING music was too much. Couldn't keep it at one volume.
Ahh dam mate sorry that was your experience, appreciate the honest feedback nonetheless mate!
Why o why do people "smooth" sealent with their finger this just leaves a mess, a simple homemade tool gives a superior finish and is a lot cleaner way of sealing a join
Just the simplicity and ease of it I think, and can do great finishes in most applications. What is the tool though I've never seen a dedicated tool for finishing a seal
Travel With Jaz I don't mean to be rude but all the seals that I saw of yours did look very messy and yes there are dedicated tools for the job or what I use is a small piece of 4 mm mdf roughly 70 mm x 35 mm with a small 45 degree cut in one corner and use that corner to smooth your sealant
Okay no problem I will keep that in mind! ;)
There is also a set of silicone triangles and squares with angled and tapered edges. They flex in tighter than the finger, but again, easy to lose track of and the finger and spit are always 'handy".
I have used gladwrap.
I came, I saw, I liked, I subscribed... An excellent effort and an equally exceellent presentation... Thankyou.
This is a great series of build instructions. You have good attention to details which so many other builds are missing, the examples in this video would the sealing off of the shower area, using cables and conduit to make later install steps easier (sparky background i guess! ) The only item would have recommended was to try and make sure the ply, and other wood components do not rub against metal, especially in hard to get to areas. This has happened to me and the squeaking on some roads dove us crazy. I ended up forcing some sealer around walls etc to stop it, but the one behind the shower was a right pain.
Just viewed my 1st episode... Toilet Shower. Best I've seen! -Pete, from Texas USA.
Cheers pete 👍🏼
I see now. I went to your PG and seem all your vids. You rock! Thank you. I think I'm going to do my 1973 eco-200 the same way. Thank you.
Absolutely awesome. Liked,subscribed and heading over to your website. Thank you for taking the time n effort to create this content. First channel that I've come across with this level of quality, and ive bookmarked it for when I start my build. Thank you very much. Cant wait to get caught up and follow along in your journey. Awesome job.
Thanks so much adam glad its giving you value,! :)
Great work man, rad break down of each step, thanks heaps for the tips! 🔥🔥💪
Thanks very much I appreciate it!
Great job Jaz, really looking like its gonna be a lovely conversion.
Thanks a lot Wayne I hope so!
Excellent craftsmanship! I'm definitely following you now.
Perfect job.Congratulations and thanks for all of it. 👍👍
Cracking video mate, waiting patiently for the next one.
Thanks Liam, next video will be about cutting and mounting the gas box storage and Hot Water System Unit. Cheers mate
Right now im working On My 2 Story mini House🏡 on wheels 🚐Working on my 🚿 Shower and Toilet I came across Ur video so Helpful 😊💯
Thats a super neat trick for tracing the wall curves. Great vid, thanks for sharing.
Glad it helped you mate!
Good attention to detail. I hope your van is still serving you well!
Loved watching this video. Excellent craftsmanship, great comprehensive explanation of each detail.
thanks charles!
AWESOME!! I love your work. I need you in my life!
Look how precision he is.. Fascinating
Your such a shoeless bad ass! You give so much details to this project.
Epic skills and craftsmanship, bro.