Finally managed to get round to building my false floor
Being that the van will only get used for mtb and shows I though that building a flat false floor to sleep on would be the best idea
I started with a 2x2 frame the used 12mm MDF sheet to board it then used a high temp spray adhesive and carpet tiles
Also started to build a small shelving unit to house my 12v sockets
As the rest of the van as being carpeted I didn't see the need to insulate until all my sound deadening arrives
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False floor
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Re: False floor
How come you didn't go for a pull out bed.... Lot more comfy then the floor
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Re: False floor
The false floor was just easier and I needed the space underneath for my helmet and pads and I no I'd I had a bed in there it would get covered in mudGary.8 wrote:How come you didn't go for a pull out bed.... Lot more comfy then the floor
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I was going to use a memory foam mattress topper not just the carpet
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Re: False floor
How high have you gone? I was thinking of doing this.