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Lightweight, durable and easy to clean, the 4-Way Super Stretch Van Lining Carpet is specially designed to flex in all 4 directions, making it a great choice for vans, cars, campervans, minibuses, or camper conversions.
Our 4-way Super Stretch Campervan Lining Carpet hugs and stretches around the vehicle contours, so the carpet will fit flush everywhere-without any wrinkles, darting or overlapping.
Colours may slightly vary from batch to batch. Width and height can vary +/-10% due to limitations of the manufacturing process.
The spray adhesive is specially formulated for use in the automotive industry. It has a high-temperature resistance of up to 100°C and is ideal for use with the mega stretch lining carpet.
MESSAGE US WITH YOUR ADDRESS FOR A FREE SAMPLE PACK
Lightweight, durable and easy to clean, the 4-Way Super Stretch Van Lining Carpet is specially designed to flex in all 4 directions, making it a great choice for vans, cars, campervans, minibuses, or camper conversions.
Our 4-way Super Stretch Campervan Lining Carpet hugs and stretches around the vehicle contours, so the carpet will fit flush everywhere-without any wrinkles, darting or overlapping.
Colours may slightly vary from batch to batch. Width and height can vary +/-10% due to limitations of the manufacturing process.
The spray adhesive is specially formulated for use in the automotive industry. It has a high-temperature resistance of up to 100°C and is ideal for use with the mega stretch lining carpet.
4-WAY STRETCH CARPET INSTALLATION
Lining and insulating your van is perfectly achievable with a few basic tools and a bit of know how. This assumes you have laid all relevant wiring looms for things like lighting – it won’t be easy to put these in after.
- A good supply of High tempeture spray glue such as trimfix.
- 4-way stretch carpet liner.
- Plenty of latex gloves,
- A plastic straight edge for stretching and smoothing the carpet during application.
- A good strong Stanley knife, – with plenty of blades!
- Good Quality Insulation
1: Insulate the metal panels of the van and cover holes using strong duct or foil tape.
2: Fill the metal pillars with spray foam or fiberglass insulation. This will stop any cold bridging between the outside and inside and should help avoid damp spots.
** Option to install Plywood on to the insulation layer to make for a smoother carpet finish and achieve a better level of insulation. **
3: Spray glue the carpet lining and the bare metal with a generous layer of glue. Hold the carpet in place for about 30 seconds until the glue has set and begin to work the carpet into place by stretching across curves and working into corners.
4: You need to shape the carpet liner around the joints between panels and pillars,
If you plan on living in the van for an extended period, a warmer van is most definitely preferable!
Lining and insulating your van is perfectly achievable with a few basic tools and a bit of know how. This assumes you have laid all relevant wiring looms for things like lighting – it won’t be easy to put these in after.
- A good supply of High tempeture spray glue such as trimfix.
- 4-way stretch carpet liner.
- Plenty of latex gloves,
- A plastic straight edge for stretching and smoothing the carpet during application.
- A good strong Stanley knife, – with plenty of blades!
- Good Quality Insulation
1: Insulate the metal panels of the van and cover holes using strong duct or foil tape.
2: Fill the metal pillars with spray foam or fiberglass insulation. This will stop any cold bridging between the outside and inside and should help avoid damp spots.
** Option to install Plywood on to the insulation layer to make for a smoother carpet finish and achieve a better level of insulation. **
3: Spray glue the carpet lining and the bare metal with a generous layer of glue. Hold the carpet in place for about 30 seconds until the glue has set and begin to work the carpet into place by stretching across curves and working into corners.
4: You need to shape the carpet liner around the joints between panels and pillars,
If you plan on living in the van for an extended period, a warmer van is most definitely preferable!
| How much insulation do I need for Sides, Ceiling and Doors? |
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| 2m x 8 metres - Small Van, ie VW Caddy, VW Caddy MAXI, Ford Connect 2m x 12 metres - SWB Van, ie VW Transporter, Ford Transit Custom, Vauxhall Vivaro, Renault Traffic, Nissan, Primastar/NV200 2m x 15 metres - LWB Van, ie VW Transporter, Ford Transit Custom, Vauxhall Vivaro, Renault Traffic, Nissan Primastar/NV20 |
4-WAY STRETCH CARPET LINING PROJECTS
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