L4H3 Camper Build with Electric Bed!!!

This time it's a brand new L4H3 Boxer with an Electric Bed :)
Up against the clock this time. Part 1 of 2.
#Campervan #Vanlife #Selfbuild

[@roaddirtmotorcycleadventur1836]

Great workmanship

[@SelfBuildCamper]

Thanks :)

[@iansummers9767]

Good to see it going well so you can get back to work on mine!😉

[@SelfBuildCamper]

:) Looking forward to doing just that

[@Mister_G]

Nice work and interesting design.

Buen vídeo 👌 gracias.

[@David_11111]

nice work

[@michellebouchard8454]

Hi, thanks for these videos - really useful. Do you think there’d be any issue with installing the toilet to the right of where you have installed - next to the wheel arch? I think I’d need to bite out a slice of the support bar to allow fitting. Would that be ok to do do you think?

[@MORPHEOUSUK1]

Hi, nice conversion . Can i ask where you get the inner wall shaped/molded wall panels from to give a factory look?

[@neerajengineer]

What length actuators did you use for the bed? Very cool.

[@tblake102]

Hi. Great van! I think you say in your video that the windows on this van are Polyvision windows but which model Polyvision are they please? Are they the Polyvision Aero? Where did you buy these from please? They look great on the XLWB peugeot boxer, I have the exact same van that I am converting & would love to put the same windows in as you have as they look great. Excellent job! Thanks Tracey.

[@johno7808]

👍

[@darrenmitchell6156]

What did you use as actuator guides?

[@MHK-yu2tf]

Is there enough room/height over over the cabin to squeeze in a double drop down bed there?

[@seanarmitage5867]

Hi i think the electric bed idea is fantastic could tell me where to get these parts from please.

[@amandagoodwin6400]

Hi can you tell me we're the electric bed system can be bort from. Thanks

[@frankovinny]

Forgot to mention use ear plugs at the beginning of the video

[@calpyro27]

I just watched a couple of your video’s and I’m impressed with the good quality of your work. If you would like to try an adhesive and water sealant that is good for bathrooms and kitchens, that works better than silicone, try this: www.schluter.co.uk/kerdi-fix.aspx It is designed for tile work, but Iv’e been using it anytime I would use white silicone. It has superior adhesion qualities and is easy to use.Keep up the good work!

[@grimuk3817]

Its quiet because there's no load on it...