Installing the ceiling on our School Bus // Skoolie Conversion !!!

I think I like how the video worked out. I think I will continue to do more vlogs like this. I hope you enjoy. Oh yeah, we used 1/8th inch birch plywood from Home Depot. It worked out very well. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Here are the lights we used! amzn.to/2Z5B6W4 and amzn.to/3dMUBGK
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[@unapologeticallyme9022]

Inspiration for me I’m overwhelmed and doing by myself

[@XxColeGamingxX]

love this !! i’m 19 converting my own skoolie and your videos help me so much. !! best of luck to both of you :)

[@hillaryconsultingservices]

I am doing this with me and God. These videos help as I navigate tools and terms. I have so many cuts and bruises but when I drive Minnie Lee. I am free falling well not really I have trips, memories and a darn angle grinder to hold on to.

[@James-xo6te]

I'm in the process of converting mine as well.❤❤❤I love your videos. What kinda of wood was that y'all used???

[@cmgutmann9556]

I want to keep my mental roofing. But want to do the walk half way down wood.

[@rubendelarosa254]

Awesome!! Still learning from you guys keep up the good work!!!

[@stxferalboys]

Really like the way it’s looking!

[@allmomomosthomebus3895]

It's looking good you guys! Must be satisfying to put a finished surface in.

[@thezackperry24]

Oh man they need to bring back the Java Chiller.

[@thomasgayer5621]

u2 are AWESOME

[@heather6828]

Any condensation in the ceiling trying to find a good ceiling method thanks

[@sasaaa4893]

Good joop

[@beaubilodeau2305]

Did you guys use a moister barrier under the foam between the metal of your bus and your buikd material? I didn't at first but took my build apart and added a vapor barrier. How necessary is it to have one and why if you didn't use one didn't you. If not would you have done it before installing your lights etc?

[@danielleal298]

You should add a link to where you got your puck lights. They are small yet bright. Love them

[@outlawadventure7889]

Quick safety tip for those who may not know. If you are wiring 110v AC do not do it with any power source to it. The lights she wired are 12v they are safe to wire while love thy won’t shock you. 110v is dangerous and can lead to serious harm.

[@BEAdventurePartners]

That ceiling looks AWESOME! Holy smokes! The lights... Whoa! Cool to hear the lumens and amp draw (super promising not to be a big drain on your electrical system). We were thinking of doing the plywood ceiling, but then got our hands on some other stuff we'll be putting up. However, we do love the look of the plywood! Good placement on the lights. Are they about 3' apart? Or what's the spacing on those? Looks like there is a nice spread of light with no dark in-between spots. Do y'all have a link for the light pucks you're using? Send it to us!

[@cliftonsnider1520]

I really like the look of the smooth ceiling it makes it look higher. Or maybe you two are not 6’ tall. 😁

[@jesslewis1606]

Hey there! We would like to do this same kind of ceiling. Can you tell me how you put up those strips under the plywood to hold the ceiling?

[@lincolnrowe3056]

What do you use for the ceiling,

[@danielleal298]

What thickness plywood are you using? I am debating between 1/4 or 11/32 for our skoolie ceiling 😣