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The super duper ply you want is Vohringer. It is not cheap.

I went with normal plywood. Check out the Brickyard web site for camper ideas. They have tried almost everything!

FurgoVW (Spanish site) is also very good for info. VAG offer CAD templates of their vans. It has been linked here several times and on Brickyard.

I also used a share ware application from a French fellow - link is somewhere here. It worked a treat and was great for laying out basic modules in the van. Easy way to template is to use a clear plastic drop sheet, stick it to the internal wall and trace with marker pen. Transfer to plywood, cut with jigsaw and you are done. I would line with carpet on the outside surface (minimum for comfort), inside as well (I used Ensolite for noise) - remember to allow for thickness of any linings.

I like nutserts and use them in the factory locations for fixing panels - no drilling! Alternatively use the push in type plastic fasteners (disposable) as per VW, Toyota. I bought both in bulk (push pins and nutserts) and have a couple hundred left over if you need some. Vba Auto Increment File Name Prefix.

Rock n roll beds need to be engineered/complied if they are to be used for carrying passengers whilst driving. I do not like them as they are typically fixed to the floor and restrict options - if for instance one day you need the full cargo area to move some furniture. It may be possible to get one with that can detach as easily as the factory set-up but I have not seen one locally. Last edited by MultiplexMan; at 10:02 PM.

Hi just upgraded the T2 to a lwb T5 4motion, Looking to convert into a semi camper, I'm looking at either R and R bed, or false floor with storage underneath, Any info + or - on r & r would be appreciated, Any recommendations on auto elect on nth side Canberra to install dual battery. Am after suggestions on ply lining the rear upper panels, either where I may get a template or how to make my own. Any suggestions on camper set up would be appreciated Cheers MattIn our 96 SWB T4 we have a 3-seater that converts to a bed which we find very versatile.

With the seat up we can easily stand two bicycles in front of it or when down we can lay two canoes, one on top of the other, diagonally across. In both positions there is lots of usable space underneath and when positioned as a seat you get the added bonus of having a large parcel shelf at the rear. There is the exact same seat/bed that we have on eBay at the moment but I don’t know if it would fit a T5? Another addition that we find makes a big difference in versatility is having both front seats swivel.

This adds a whole new dimension to how you can use the interior space. Good luck with your project Matt!

Line Outs If you are looking at having your vehicle lined out, you’ll find that there are various companies offering a line out service. However, what you will also find is that the prices vary drastically and that the quality varies even more drastically. Exploria has over 10 years of experience in lining out vehicles, using a range of materials. With this experience we are able to offer a whole host of line out options, in a range of trims and styles to suit your requirements. Many customers often don’t see the difference in line outs offered by various companies, so below is what we have to offer. Preparation We start by removing all the factory timber panels and discard these, as the factory panelling is a thin hardboard panel which is weak and we cannot guarantee adhesion to, due to it being a painted surface. The panels also have numerous holes for the VW fixing clips, which we don’t use.