Thanks for sharing the link for their website. Unfortunately I couldn't find any information on the panels. Just their build options on a composite pick-up bed camper. Have been looking for a company here in Florida with no luck.
If you contact them and talk to Jean Francois I’m sure he would be happy to get you more info - they are super busy building campers, not much time to work on the website!
Did you share the most important information about the panels in another video? How much, where did they come from, how long from order to delivery, How much was shipping? I, too, went through the same decision-making process and came to the same conclusions. Are these from Topolo in China?
Just stumbled upon your channel and really enjoyed watching your build as it progresses. If you don’t mind me asking, is NextRV making panels for DIYers or is this a one off? They are right across the border for us and would be an amazing resource. Keep up the great work and videos!
NextRV is about to enter production of their truck campers - and has raw materials on site, which I purchased. If you contact them, they may be able to sell you a set as well, depending on their production timing, and when the next shipment is coming in. 👍
These panels are being used by Pellet housing out of Everett Washington and also Toilet tech out of Washington - I wonder who is supplying them? Pellet housing is the goto source contractor for cities providing structures for the homeless! Their business is booming! toilet Tech is the goto contractor for providing outhouses and composting toilets!
Awesome channel. You mentioned the weight per sq foot which is good to know. What is the price per sq. ft ? Can't wait to see the panels get assembled.
just started watching all your videos. just wondering what the plan is for the wiring? id threre any channels for wiring? or will all be surfaced ran? thanks
Hi! - thanks for watching! Wiring will be all internal to cabinets - or external on the roof (for solar). The front end dinette will have a floor to ceiling cabinet in the center that we can run wires inside to get from the roof into the interior - and a few other areas have floor to ceiling “routes”. Interior lighting will be LED strip lights.
Cool! Panels were between $20-25/square foot (I can’t remember exactly) - being that you are in BC I would check with Total Composites, since they are much more local to you.
Hi do you have a video of assembling them? I am still having hard time imaging how to glue/screw/adhere the panels together and then the interior cabinets and other things to the panels itself ?
Looking forward to that! I saw one person who glued aluminum extrusions to the inside and then attached more extrusions to those to make cabinet frames.
@@BruceandKrista Nice! I love that stuff but haven’t yet used it in the RV, just around the house. Another product I have been playing with is T track slots. I’ve got a strip of that with RAM Mount balls on my dashboard. My favorite extrusion supplier is Misumi. They have a huge range of extrusions. The small simple ones are reasonably priced. The exotic ones are priced for people building out a factory :)
Hi - These panels were purchased from Jean Francois at NextRV. I have no affiliation other than purchasing these, and receive no compensation - if you are interested here is a link - nextrv.com/en/
Thanks for watching - These panels were purchased from Jean Francois at NextRV. I have no affiliation other than purchasing these, and receive no compensation - if you are interested here is a link - nextrv.com/en/
@@AviatorsGarage You can also check out "Total Composites". Advanced RV (they only use the best) use them, as does AEON RV (they are new new box-Transit build company)
