Rack Kit and Product Selection Blogs
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Adding Furring Strips In Your Van Build
First things first: What in the hell is a furring strip?
A furring strip is an essential element in your camper van conversion that helps create a sturdy framework for attaching interior materials like plywood, paneling, or insulation to your van's walls or ceiling. -
It’s Gettin’ Hot In Here
Whether you're chasing snow-covered slopes in the west like Eric and I or exploring warmer southern regions, deciding on a heater for your van build is essential for a comfortable journey. -
Don’t Cut Yourself (or your wires) Short
When it's time to run wire in your van, the most crucial step in the process is all about planning. Before you even think of making any cuts, take a moment to strategize and plan it out. -
Beat Burnout and Hit the Road
Take your van camping – I mean it. Even if your van isn't entirely finished yet, don't let that stop you from hitting the road. It doesn't have to be a grand expedition or a lengthy camping trip; a short local getaway will do the trick. -
Navigating Your Van’s Power Systems
Whether you're going full-on DIY or shopping prefabricated systems, make sure your power system matches your lifestyle. A life on the road is all about freedom and reliability, and nailing your power setup will make every mile that much better. -
Gain Privacy With Van Window Covers
Recently we've had our eyes on the Van Essentials window covers. These window covers are all about functionality and ease.
First things first, they're tailor-made to fit your windows like a glove. No more awkwardly trying to adjust your covers – they slide right into place effortlessly.
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Swivel Seats, Because Every Inch Counts
Let's talk about one of our absolute non-negotiables – swivel seats. Living in a van means we've gotta be space-savvy, like real-life Tetris masters. Swivel seats take space optimization to a whole new level. -
Floor it.
If you're anything like us, your camper van is more than just a vehicle – it's your cozy home on wheels. And let's be honest, spending quality time in your van requires comfortable and durable floors that can handle your adventures. So, let's dive into the nitty-gritty of flooring and make sure your van becomes the ultimate travel companion. -
Why You Need A Roof Rack Before Solar Panels
Buying your roof rack first is key. Pick the roof rack then the solar panels. Our roof rack selection can help you maximize your solar potential and allow room for awning mounts and other gear.
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Add Light And Ventilation To Your Camper Van With More Windows
Windows provide light and ventilation for your van and can eliminate blind spots, making it safer to drive. While the cab windows can bring in fresh air and let odors and humidity out, they are the least effective in helping with airflow in your van. -
You Need Ventilation In Your Campervan
You need a well-ventilated van. Ventilation not only helps keep you more comfortable on warm days but is a necessity when cooking to help reduce humidity and unwanted odors in your van. -
Using A Sound-Deadening Product
Sound-deadening products like Kilmat can help to keep down noise coming in and going out of your van. While insulation materials can reduce sounds, some people choose additional products to further soundproof their vans.
