Much to my partners annoyance I'd of redone it too, it would of niggled away at me each time I looked at it otherwise👍. It's looking brill, perfect choice of ceiling colour too. I thought the process of the knotting solution on both walls and ceiling was really interesting and not something I'd thought of, a great realistic review. Keep up the good work ✌

Exactly! We’d have been upset every time we saw it too 😂 The knotting solution is something we knew nothing about really but probably a worthwhile step, certainly for painted wood 👍

Think I’d have done the same as you guys and redone it, otherwise it would have just bugged me forever. Looked much better redone 👌😁

Ha ha! Yeah it's a blessing and a curse! That's so funny that you guys are the same. Glad you enjoyed the video 😀

Thanks very much! We can’t agree though, there are lots of build series we’re sure are better than ours - Greg Virgoe springs to mind straight away 😅 that guy’s a van build authority. But we’re so glad you’re finding our vids useful. Have you chosen what van you’ll be doing yet? That’s really exciting and great that you’re planning in advance 👍

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😜

Thankyou! We really weren't sure at first about the tiles, but absolutely loved them as soon as we stuck them on & are so glad that we chose them over normal tiling. Here's the link to the tiles: amzn.to/3fhiQiY - we've just popped it in the description too. How did your husband get on with his operation? And did you get any further with the electrics? Take care ☺️

Thank you 😊

Thank you! 😀

Thank you! Not gonna lie, we definitely had our moments when we didn’t work well together at all 😅 But it’s to be expected doing a project like this 😆

Thank you ☺️ But Rob, that’s an actual thumbs up emoji thingy!

Thank you! 😀

Hi! That’s really exciting you’ve just picked your van up 😀 Yeah we didn’t put a lot of detail into the carpeting part of the vid, which is what we’re assuming you’re referring to here. On the back door surround we did it in 3 pieces, one acros the top and two down the side, cut on a diagonal in the corners if that makes sense. Then for the sliding door we cut a large rectangle, glued it on around the window then cut out a hole in the middle where the window is. With regards technique, we just took a very long time to make sure it was all stretched properly. We also redid a few parts to get it perfect - you can pull it off when you’ve made a mistake if you’re quick! And we used trim fix to glue it as it’s resistant to really high temps 👍 Hope this answers your question but if you have any more specific details you’d like to know about please feel free to ask away 😊

Muchas gracias! ☺️

Hi there, glad you’re enjoying it! Sounds like you’re a lot more organised than us 😅 We put links to pretty much all of the stuff in our van in the descriptions so you will find them and everything else down there, but for ease here’s the reading lights - amzn.to/3jOthwk

@@TheWholeWorldorNothing thanks, I’m still quite a way off from buying the van, quite a financial commitment but stating to plan things and get stuff in place! Again thanks a lot!

Definitely the best way to do things, we wish we’d had the time to plan! You’re absolutely right on the finances, these vans become like a bottomless pit 😂

@@TheWholeWorldorNothing yous done great! Thanks again and good look with parenthood!

Ah thank you 😊

Yeah, but only on a few where we hadn’t noticed a paint drip. In general, with just a little tap they went in easily enough 👍🏾

On the flip side if you paint it when in situ, if (more like when!) the wood expands and contracts it'll not only show a crack in the paint on the join between the two pieces but could even show unpainted areas on the tongs where they could not be reached before (Never built a van before but had painted projects and wood expansion issues before!)

That’s so true! We actually have that on a small section in our seating area where we painted it after & it’s done exactly that.