EHS Step Van Build- Insulating the Floor
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2020
- In this series I'm building a step van into a RV to be a safe haven for a sufferer of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity
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I agree 100%. I never understood why van/skoolie/bus builders always insist on framing the floors.
Thanks for the explanation about not framing the floor, I was thinking I wouldn't but everyone else does, so I was really doubting myself. It is nice to see my thoughts are correct. Have a great day!
I like the way you’re commenting and filming. Thanks. It’s been helpful already. (I’ll be building a Promaster this coming spring)
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So basically, you’re building a protective faraday cage first with all the electrics external to the living space? This is incredibly interesting.
And yes, you’re absolutely correct about the floor framing issue in a vehicle that already has a solid floor. However, in a tiny structure built on a trailer frame...frame it!🥰 The aluminum taping is gorgeous and it’s not for when you spill water, it’s a guard against a food liquid like milk or beer - which is a lovely nourishment base for molds.😷
True, a tiny house built on a trailer frame is a different animal
Great project Steve !!! I'll be watching this very close. I too am building out a step van. Thanks for bring us along.
Thank you. I love your brain and really enjoy your build videos. Your explanations, insights. I didn’t frame my floor either. I meant to stagger the seams but when I woke up in the morning I forgot. Oops. It’s all good 😃. I watched your personal build and it got me started on my build. Thanks for all you do.
I forget things too. See the next video for me catching one
Keeping the A/C wires, etc in metal conduit and boxes will help.
That's one way to do it. Another is to use shielded cable
Good update.
I enjoyed your vlog.
I appreciate your insights from doing these builds.
I may be looking at doing similar and you are doing the work. ☀️
Again be safe. Blessings.
Yo - SS. Im watching you closely. Ive been wanting to do same for 3 years. Gotta find the stepvan first. Thanks.
If you have any questions just ask.
Took us a while to find this one
Hey we're thinking of getting a step with a GVWR of 16000 (unsure of curb weight). I was wondering how much lumber (plywood ect) went into this build approximately?
I did the build a couple of years ago and really can't remember how much we bought. I think the first trip to get plywood I picked up 16 sheets for floor and walls
@@SteampunkSteve thankyou