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Insulating and building a sub-floor in Ram Promaster (Part 2/2) | VAN BUILD SERIES

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Part two of insulating and building a sub-floor in our 2018 Ram Promaster. In this video you will see us build templates, cut our sub-floor, clean and treat the wood, attach the furring strips and insulation board with various glues, fill gaps with expanding foam, seal it all with reflectix tape and screw down the sub-floor.
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@dfanman1 2 года назад

I did my subfloor by myself using 2 x 2's and an inch of Poly ISO and 3/4 in plywood and it took me two week after work a few hours a night I sealed and painted the plywood and screwed down the plywood to the 2 x 2's using the cargo anchor bolts as additional support to hold the floor down without making any new holes in the floor. I'm now ready to tackle insulation. Yeah! Great video it show you don't need to have experience to do this.

@DoubleAVaneries Год назад

Thank you so much. And Congratulations!

@petermanipella4569 2 года назад

Great video guys Im about to do the same floor to my 1998 ram van 🚐 thanks for the entertaining and informative video.

@DoubleAVaneries Год назад

Our pleasure!

@AaronGeller 5 лет назад

Beautiful job! We know how hard it is to get everything snug to fit.

@DoubleAVaneries 5 лет назад

Thank you so much. Was lots of work but so fun too!

@Y0deler 5 лет назад

THANK YOU for showing how you attach the framing to the van's floors! I've been watching through many other build videos and they never seem to show that part, and I was concerned that I might have to drill into the floor. Liquid nails is a fantastic idea!!

@DoubleAVaneries 5 лет назад

Yay I am so glad it helped you. I'm trying to make our videos a little more informative than others. Best of luck and feel free to reach out with any questions. We have many more videos coming soon!

@2sherrymoore 4 года назад

Great job! Very detailed video which is much appreciated!!

@DoubleAVaneries 4 года назад

Thank you so much. Glad you liked it.

@onourowntravel9054 5 лет назад

Saw your FB comment in Van Life and thought I'd follow your adventure. Have a great day! 😀🚐--Justin

@JasonMatison 5 лет назад

Looks great!

@DoubleAVaneries 5 лет назад

Thank you so much Jason! We definitely put a lot of time into it but feel pretty good about it so far. We just finished our first road trip with it and the floor has held up great. Video of the test trip to come :)

@SpringdaleJim 3 года назад

that was a bit of OVER-KILL on that floor

@andrewfakkas5308 5 лет назад

Awesome .... thank you.

@DoubleAVaneries 5 лет назад

No, thank YOU Andrew!

@briteacademy8495 4 года назад

I noticed you had just a small amount of kilmat on your ceiling. I used one box for my van and ran out just as I finished but before putting anything on the ceiling. I’ve read it wasn't really necessary because of the way the ceiling ribs are. ”They” say the ribs already provide sound deadening. What’s your take on that? Did your research tell you that Kilmat on the ceiling was needed? Was it just leftover so you put it on the ceiling? Trying to figure out if I need to buy another bOx. Thanks very much. Really love your videos. You don’t skip over stuff that other people think is it necessary to show. But in my case, I’m doing this totally alone and have no experience, I need all the details I can get so it’s appreciated. Thanks

@DoubleAVaneries 4 года назад

Thank you so very much for the comments and watching. We had extra and later added much more than you can see here. It is true that ceiling is a lower priority but you will still get some sound coming from roof. I don't think it's necessary by any means. Depends on budget and how important sound deadening is to you

@bradslagle200 5 лет назад

Having a tool belt is an easy way to keep all the random stuff from getting away from you like your pencil, measuring tape screws and whatever your working with that day. www.lowes.com/pd/AWP-General-Construction-Leather-Tool-Apron/50175665 I couldn't find a link to the one I have but that is close enough. Then you just have to remember to put your pencil or tape measure back in the belt when you finish using it or you walk away from your tools. It does save you a lot of time over the course of a day by not having to look for the same pencil 40 times. I am doing a PM conversion also and while your floor is a little overkill, as long as you are enjoying it, that is the whole point. :)

@DoubleAVaneries 5 лет назад

Brad you are so right! I need a belt. Thank you so much for watching and providing feedback. And yeah I think the floor was a slight overkill but it was my first project and it's worked great so far. Would love to see your PM build!