Insulation and vapour barrier | Ford Transit Camper Conversion

In today's episode we look at insulation and vapor barrier for our van, installing Kingspan and Recticel to the side and ceiling, before adding our vapor barrier to keep away that tasty condensation. At the end of it all we managed to fit the plywood to the ceiling and paint ready for the ceiling slats to be fitted.
We also give a quick overview of our lighting install, and the dimmer switches, lights and sensors that we have used.
Apologies for the the way this video was edited, we took a break from insulation and took advantage of the sunnier weather to fit the windows and Maxxair fans, so they will just appear half way through the video. You can see the installation of these in our previous vlogs.
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[@charlescharles9755]

I have never seen anyone use the spikes to hold on insulation before. Inlike this idea as i want something potentialy removeable so dont want to use spay adhesive. Great video

[@Two_in_transit]

Don't be fooled, once stuck they are very hard to pull off, i tried moving one without much success 😂. But when put where you need them they work well 👌