Yes we sell the trim for the floor separately. You can find that here: www.vansareswell.com/products/transit-floor-trim-set

Glad you like it!

At this time we do not have a template. Hopefully that's something we can offer in the future!

Not sure on that, probably not.

We emailed you our thoughts, but short answer is no worries at all using their 650 epoxy. In fact, we recommend it and it comes with our complete floor kits!

The black edges? That's spray paint so that if you were to be able to see over the edge in any location, it would just appear black.

Hi Mike, yes it is available on our website. If you are interested in the version for the Transit 148", you can find that here: vansareswell.com/products/transit-148-slatted-bamboo-ceiling

Hmm we think it fit perfectly, but I know it's hard to tell from across the Internet. Clients loved it. Guess you just had to be there to know for sure.

That is the Palermo foldaway seat by Freedman!

Thanks Tom! Absolutely, we actually made an adjustable bed platform to do just that. It's featured in our other van tour video and you can find it on our website. With our kits as they are, like you said, we'd rid of the divider and electrical column, and set the bed a bit higher to allow for adjustability north-south. Adjustable Bed Platform: vansareswell.com/products/adjustable-heavy-duty-bed-platform-ford-transit-148?_pos=1&_psq=bed%20plat&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=41588187431121 YT Short: kzbin.infoGMYf6LMAxcc?si=S2oz1oXUduUCFDqG Van Tour ft. Adjustable Bed Platform: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipCbc6aeqb6ghs0si=97LPFok67xWL3z19

@@swellvanco Thanks so much for the reply! That helps a lot.

Thank you! We appreciate the love!

Appreciate the love, Robin! Do you have a van of your own?!

On our website, www.vansareswell.com

Haha exactly! You can never be too prepared for these kinds of things!

These are 6mm (~1/4") baltic birch panels. You'd use (supplied in our kit) 1/4-20 bolts with 5/8" diameter thin head to install.

we'd have to agree!

Thanks, yes that's a good thought for sure but we don't think a lap joint is necessary. With the thickness of OSB as it is, we wouldn't want to route into it and compromise its strength at the panel seams. You absolutely don't have to screw the floor in, but there are considerations to both approaches. Cabinets would surely hold the floor in place.

Hi, that is Pendleton wool fabric. We do, please reach out to [email protected] and we can create an order for you.

Thank you! There are two versions of our garage cabinets, a lower and taller version. They are both designed to fit the complete EcoFlow Power Kits. The only difference is how much battery you can fit inside them. The lower version can fit the 5kWh battery, whereas the taller version can fit up to 10kWh.

Hi, we say in the video that it is up to you how to secure your floor. Feel free to glue only if you would prefer. Every method has its pros and cons. Let us know what method you do in your van.

@@swellvanco On a Promaster: XPS foam glued to the metal floor then 15mm baltic birch plywood glued to the foam; after that I use the 10 anchor located in the metal floor as supplementary attaching points. No drilling in the metal floor.

I agree, blindly screwing into the floor is scary without knowing what’s on the other side. I think those screw will rust and pull out over time. That floor would not move with the proper adhesive.

@@johndavid1585 ...and the ten anchors bolted to the van metal floor...

We use a 1/4-20 Rivnut sold on Amazon from Lokman because this company makes a unique dimension of Rivnut that is the ideal diameter for the stock holes in the Transit. In the oval shaped hole you can install a Rivnut there as is. Plusnuts also work great there. They will both capture most of the edge of the oval. We install them in the center of that oval and have seen no issues to date. Amazon Rivnut link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BFVHCTL/

Thank you

Spray foam can trap moisture. It's also extremely flammable.

spray foam is an excellent insulator, but it is mega permanent. If you ever want to be able to turn it back into a stock van you cannot. Also you will be unable to do any welding repairs to the sheet metal in the future if the spray foam is on the back of it.

Hey there, we just updated the links in the description. Yes the pneumatic tool can be used with Plusnuts, but we have included a link for a longer mandrel which is necessary for use with Plusnuts, since the threads are longer. For that tool, the mandrel is simply a bolt, so that link works great.

Thank you so much

We usually use 16/2 duplex marine grade wiring for our ceiling lighting circuit, but this will depend on the length of your wiring run and the lights you use. We advise to always use a circuit calculator to figure out wiring size.

Absolutely, let us know if we can help! You can absolutely do it

Great question Pamela! We suggest a quick burst of spray paint (primer+paint is a good option for this) wherever a screw goes through for rust inhibition. You could go further if you know that you'd like to travel in situations where things would get really wet (think of driving through a river but not just driving in the rain), then you could seal those screws with silicon or another waterproof type of sealant. Water will really only be able to get through in the case where the van is totally immersed in the water, so for most folks that is not a situation they worry about. So if you think you'll drive through rivers/live in an area prone to flooding, then that would be a good idea. In that case, you could also just glue the floor down and skip the screws.

We have not done any testing on that but from measuring MPG before and after conversions, we believe it will have a very small impact. Our guesstimate is far less than 1mpg.

Thank you! We love a fellow Swell Van Dweller 🚐

Hi there! For DIY Kit inquiries please reach out to [email protected]. We'll be happy to answer your questions there.