Thank you. seemed a better option than trying to make doors myself, could do it but is alot more work.

Best of luck with your build. thanks for watching

Glad it was helpful. top tip would be to ensure you have the door orientation for the mounting brackets correct so for example a 30x60 door is not the same as a 60x30 door as the holes are cut differently. Dont ask me how I found this out... :-|

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Ta muchly me old china. :-)

Thanks. good luck with your build.

Although I did not film it, they are actually screwed on the left and right into the shower cubicle and the bulkhead cover. now although I have not done the whole monkey swing to test them (wouldn't dare!) I have had a good yank at them and all seems fine.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Good stuff. They certainly look sturdy. I'm wondering how to go about mine on the other side above the kitchen (without any sidewalls going to the floor for support) and thinking I will bond a batten the roof to be sure while I have my ceiling down. belt and braces as you might say!

@@JakeRigby1 same thinking too🤔..skyhooks needed me thinks!!

@@nur5ey1 Some people seem to be screwing into ceiling... mine is flimsy cladding so not really feasible. I think another batten is the easiest option.

Oooo, that sounds technical. I will give it a go when I get some free time.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 awesome 😊

it is screwed into the base on the inside. have a look here and the side on profile will make more sense. hope that helps. shop.morlanduk.com/morland-locker-door-profile-57x38x2200mm-aluminium.html

Don't think they do. I made my cabinets to the sizes of the doors so I did not need to cut them.

Presumable you are referring to the Solway panels. if so just google solway panels and you will find them. also available from magnum motorhomes. hope that helps.

Gadget john has just installed them in his van aswell so might be worth a look for another take on them.

I got all the aluminium parts for the cabinets along with the furniture board from Morlands. hope that helps.

Cheers mate.

No budget as such but had a good idea of what would be needed and how much it may all cost before starting. I thnk a good way to approach this is to add up the cost of all the items in your build like fridge, boiler etc etc then add 30%-40% on top for good measure and you will not be too far out, and if you don't have the budget for the extra 30%-40% then either don't even start or accept it might not be all you wanted at the end.. Oh! no aircon because A) too heavy and expensive and B) in UK don't need it as summer lasts approx 4 days in July.

i got all mine from ebay. if i remember i just search led light strip channel or something like that. i will try to find a link for you.

they came from Evo Design, also Magnum Motorhomes sell some as well. hope that helps.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 thank You 👍 they look really good already ordered them 😊

Sounds like you need quite a few measurements. might suggest going to a dealer or similar with a cheeky tape measure and get everything you need in one hit. cant give you width now as wall coverings fitted etc.

no, fitted like a glove to it? are you having trouble with yours?

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 I haven't got mine yet as the threshold piece is out of stock, but on their website it says something about trimming 2 inches of the black shelf before fitting item no1.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Solway are referring to the H2 version I suppose, don't know if the H3 is the same.

@@bonkersbeast Mine fitted just fine on the black shelf that came in the van as standard, the only thing with the H3 is of course it is not tall enough as it is designed for the H2 so you have to infill the top. but defo no issues with the shelf. dont know if shelf in H2 is different though? good luck with it.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Thanks, i'm gonna need it😄

I can. They were Ringhult gloss white. be sure to check the orientation when you order as a 60x40 and a 40x60 are not the same, the hinge cut outs are different locations! don't ask me how I know that!! I chose the doors first to the 'best fit' for the space from the available sizes and then made the cabinets to fit the doors, hence the infill pieces. good luck.

You are a gentleman,thank you, I will be contacting you again at some point during my build but I have to say your videos are very informative,Good job

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@wiltshirecustomcamper hubby driving me mad with your vlogs 😂 can we ask where you got the silver trim under the wall cabinets. Very impressive you’ve inspired us 😊