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With the windows tinted, the next step was the interior insulation. First was the walls and sliding door. After a lot of research I decided to use R-Max. This is not a live-in van so it seemed appropriate. It is only somewhat flexible, so a lot of cuts had to be made in order to fit the cavities. Most of the pieces were wedged, but smaller sections were taped to keep them in place.
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The floor got a combination of sound deadening and insulation. I had a bunch of leftover Kilmat from a prior project so strips were placed in the corrugated channels. Then Thermo Ply insulating sheathing was placed on top. That will be covered by 1/8 plywood and Vinyl laminate flooring. The idea was to have minimal impact on height overall. The combination of materials will be just 1/2” total above the upper corrugations, so I was pleased with the result.
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