Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2017 14:19:43 GMT 10
Hello you all, I am sorry for my low participation in the forum, the conversion of the Hiace Commuter to a campervan has taken a lot of time ( not to mention money) but I am getting close to a completion.
Good quality materials were used including marine plywood for the cabinet carcasses, Tasmanian Oak for frames, and a lifetime warranty German made vinyl floor planks.
For the tops, I bought slabs of Silver Wattle, curtains total block (made by us, bastard of a job) and the cushions were made with the best quality foam that we can get (not cheap, with covers made of Warwick commercial material)
Next job is the 12 volts DC installation to make it solar ready.
Here are some photos, there are more in our Flickr site, www.flickr.com/photos/142844763@N05/
Good quality materials were used including marine plywood for the cabinet carcasses, Tasmanian Oak for frames, and a lifetime warranty German made vinyl floor planks.
For the tops, I bought slabs of Silver Wattle, curtains total block (made by us, bastard of a job) and the cushions were made with the best quality foam that we can get (not cheap, with covers made of Warwick commercial material)
Next job is the 12 volts DC installation to make it solar ready.
Here are some photos, there are more in our Flickr site, www.flickr.com/photos/142844763@N05/
