Beaker wrote:Have a look here:
http://www.harrisonstrimsupplies.co.uk/van-insulation-soundproofing-14-c.asp
For my Campervan conversion I used the Thermoliner on the walls and roof. It is dead easy to use as you just cut it to size with a stanley knife, peel about 6 -9 inches of the backing paper away and press it in place. Then you can just reach behind, grab the backing paper and pull it away as you press the liner onto the roof. The glue is super-strong and high temperature resistant so won't just fall off on a hot day. It's military grade material that has been used to insulate the inside of armoured vehicles for Iraq and Afghanistan and is WAY better than the bubble wrap type material that is often used.
You just need to make sure that you thoroughly wash and de-grease the roof panels before use.
the dutch guy wrote:Beaker wrote:Have a look here:
http://www.harrisonstrimsupplies.co.uk/van-insulation-soundproofing-14-c.asp
For my Campervan conversion I used the Thermoliner on the walls and roof. It is dead easy to use as you just cut it to size with a stanley knife, peel about 6 -9 inches of the backing paper away and press it in place. Then you can just reach behind, grab the backing paper and pull it away as you press the liner onto the roof. The glue is super-strong and high temperature resistant so won't just fall off on a hot day. It's military grade material that has been used to insulate the inside of armoured vehicles for Iraq and Afghanistan and is WAY better than the bubble wrap type material that is often used.
You just need to make sure that you thoroughly wash and de-grease the roof panels before use.
i have been in both places and i never saw any non-millitary insulation that was not factory fitted if a vehicle even had any insulation.
Beaker wrote:I don't doubt for a second that what you are saying is true Dutch Guy, but when I was looking for insulation material for my van I found a manufacturers website for this or a near identical product, which stated that it was developed as a result of a request from the military for an insulating material for use in vehicles in extreme climates like Iraq and Afghanistan.
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