Your van’s floor has a lot to put up with, so it's worth getting it right. It’s the coldest surface in the build, it bears the brunt of mud, meltwater, spills, and scuffs, and it's a deciding factor in your van feeling cosy rather than clammy. Get your van floor insulation wrong and you trap moisture against bare steel, create cold spots underfoot, and spend winter wondering why your beautifully built home still feels chilly. Get it right and you barely think about it again.

In this article, we’ll dig into what are vapour barriers, why vans are such a special case, and how far good ventilation can go on its own. Then, we’ll help you decide whether you need a vapour barrier at all, and if you do, how to implement a smart vapour control layer, with practical guidance on materials, layout, and installation.

One big question I had was: can a battery-powered, portable air conditioner really keep me cool on a hot day in the van?  Early this...

Winterization is a multi-step process which ensures your campervan is ready for freezing weather.

Learn about the different types of van conversion insulation and how to install insulation in your campervan!

There is one small detail that can make your life on the road unbearable : noise . A rattling van that offers no protection from road or outdoor noise can quickly make an ordeal out of a pleasant road trip. According to our Roaming Home 2023 study , 82% of camper conversions have van sound deadening installed. Before insulating our van, we should first install some van sound proofing panels. This guide covers both van sound deadening and soundproofing , including the right m