How To Insulate your VW Caddy Maxi for UNDER £100!
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- We insulate the white VW caddy maxi for under £100! In this video I will explain the process of insulating and show you how to insulate your campervan. I go through the process of removing the wall panels, cleaning the floor, thermawrapping the floor, cutting a new plywood floor using the old floor as a template. I then go on to show you how to install the recycled bottle plastic insulation and thermawrap over the top of this.
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Excellent, straightforward and easy to understand. I’m buying a Caddy in March ‘23 and have bookmarked this video as it is THE best one I have seen. Thank you
Hey, thank you! I'm glad it comes across that way. Means a lot to hear feedback, I'm glad the videos are helping. What type of caddy are you buying?
@@willsvanadventures Hi Will. I’d like a Maxi, but they’re not as populous as the standard Caddy. I’d like the extra length, obviously. I’m going to look seriously in the new year, although no other van comes close to the VW.
@@colinbrown8740 I bought a Maxi Cargo Caddy a few weeks ago and will also bookmark this as inspiration for my insulation. I would like to do the same thing with the front doors as well. Not sure it is as easy to do with a model 2023 though.
Just about to start my build. This helped a lot. Thanks!
No worries glad it did! What can are you working on?
I'm looking to buy a Caddy maxi, so this channel is spot on!
Thank you! Hope it helps once you get one! If you need any advice or tips, let me know!
Cheers Will, going to be using this on my ex- British Gas LWB Doblo after Christmas! Can’t wait
No worries, glad it helped. Sounds like a great project. I hope it goes well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Power Tools 2.0, no more awkwardly watching you both build your pull out bed rack v 1.0, thinking, I'd have happily drove down to the South West with my kit & made it a whole lot easier! Well done on the purchase. 🤣
Another good video, with sound advice on what you learned from Van 1.0. 👍
Hahaha deffo! Has made the job so much easier and faster. But thank you! Glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching.
Great video! 🔥
Thanks mate!
Cracking video I've learned a lot from watching I've subscribed and look forward to many more thanks Richard in Cardiff
No worries Richard, thanks for watching and commenting! Glad it was helpful. What type of van are you converting?
Someday I'm going to buy a van to convert to an RV. Been saying so for years! Great video!
Haha do it! You'll love it!
Very helpful 👍👍👍
I'm glad it is!
I can see this channel slowly gaining momentum! 👍🏻 I think you've learnt on your first conversion and seem to be making a neater more professional job of this one. Will you be adding electrics into this one?
Hey Dan, thanks glad you think so! I'm hoping itll help lots of people put and would be also great to gain some traction at the same time haha. And yeah for sure, this second van I've learnt a lot and it is going better and looking smarter. I think I will put electrics in but just depends on time. Balancing a full time job, freelance work and a youtube channel takes a lot of time haha
love it - can you explain more about the lanyard fo the back doors?
Thank you! What would you like to know?
Your channel is coming in super handy, thanks man! Quick question.. did the one roll of recycled plastic insulation do you, or did you need more?
Thank you! Glad it's helping, and it depends when you're going away. If it's just light use in the summer then you won't need much. But if you're going away in the winter I'd use 2/3 rolls.
Thanks.
Hey Will! This is so useful, thanks so much. Any tips for thermowrapping the back doors? There's so little space to stick the barrier to, and I'm wondering if piercing it to fit the panel back on would undo the good work. Cheers!
Hey! I'm glad its helped! I used to stick the thermawarp to the back of the panel instead of the van. To get around that issue.
Top job man, Van's look like they're so easy to work with. Btw what thickness ply did you use for the floor? Good point about too much insulation, nothing worse than being too hot inside the van.
Thanks! And yh they are super easy. Once you know what you're doing they are easy to do but it's just very time consuming. Have you converted vans yourself? And the floor was 9mm ply I think or 12mm.
Hi dude, do you have a video in fitting a reverse camera?
Hey, nah I don't sorry.
Hey thank you for the great videos and excellent explanations. Can I ask a quick question, is there any chance of the wiring looms catching fire with the insulation? Thank you. Kind regards John
Thank you! I'm not sure, I haven't heard of that happening so can really advise sorry.
Hi Will. Awesome video thanks.
Quick one, I see most people are placing the thermawrap sheet from Dodo (adhesive) directly over the sound deadening strips and then the recycled fleece over the middle layer. In your video you did it the other way around. Will there be any difference with regards to condensation if you do the order recommended by Dodomat?(ie fleece on outside as the 3rd layer? Which is best?
Thanks so much
Hi, yeah I'd definitely do the dodo way as you mentioned. I didn't do that as I don't think the dodo product was around and I was on a very tight budget at the time.
Hi, thank you for the amazing videos! Do you only use sound deadening to cover the wheel base?
Hey, thank you! And yeah that's all you need to do. You can thermawrap them as well if you want but a good covering of sound deadening should be enough.
@@willsvanadventures thank you :)
Hey man, awesome video. I'm in the process of converting my Caddy Maxi right now. Couple questions that would really help me out:Do you not put the plastic bottle insation on roof? And have you got a vent of some sort? Thanks!
Thank you! That's great to hear! Yeah of course, so yep put the insulation on the roof as well. As that's a huge area you want insulated. And I have got a flettner 2000 vent. If you head to the channel, there is a installation how to video. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hi mate. Great video and very easy to follow. I've a question I'm wondering if you could answer. So I'm doing a Transporter kombi. It is lined with the carpet moulded to the shape of the van. Could I leave that on and do exactly what you've done? Or do you think that would be too much to leave on? Just an opinion I'm after. Cheers mate
Yeah you could I'm sure it'll be fine
Hey just starting my first van build on a caddy and finding your videos very helpful. Dont suppose you have the links for the materials you purchased here ? Thanks
Hey, thank you! Glad they have helped! So most the links should be in the video descriptions, let me know which ones you need though!
great video. May I ask a question regarding filling in the cavities? Does the insulation cause a problem wth the door internal mechanism and electric wires? Is it a fire hazzard? thanks
Hey, I have thought the same in the past. It hasn't caused any issues that I've heard of. It doesn't affect the door mechanism. But I can't really comment on the fire hazard as I wouldn't want to give you the wrong advice sorry.
Hi mate what’s the sound dead sheets you use here ?? 😀
Hey, the best ones are from dodomat, should be a link in the video description. Or head to my website at www.willsvanadventures.co.uk
Hey Will, I'm buying my Caddy in Spring and researching guides and materials used for insulating, you've made it look so easy that I reckon I'll have a go at doing mine 😊 (probably not the carpeting though!)
What have you learnt about insulating since doing this van?
Thanks 👍
Hey that's awesome glad it's helped! So since doing that van I'd say to use more insulation and better materials. I'd recommend doing sound deadening, insulation and then a vapour barrier which is the same process. However, I'd buy materials from dodomat, use a lot more sound deadening and for the insulation, use there adhesive liner and also the insulation. To stick the insulation to the van you can use adhesive spray along with the tape too. Hope that helps! 🙂
@@willsvanadventures Thanks so much for the info 👍
What are the alternative options to cladding?
Hi. Thanks for all the explanations about which materials to use. Super informative 👌
Quick question please. If I want to insultae the van plus fully convert it to a campervan with lighting, sound system, power outlets solar etc etc.....do i still insulate as you did and rum the cables/plumbing etc over the top of the vapour barrier or do the cables need to run between the vapour barrier and the sound insulation? Thanks and all the best. Mark
Hi Mark,
Thanks for watching, glad it helped! So I don't think it makes a massive difference, I'd probably do what is easiest to access. And what is easy to access easy again in the future incase you need to make any changes. Sorry that doesn't help much haha it's a tricky one. I'd probably do the sound deadening, insulation, electrics and then therma barrier. But don't really think makes a big difference.
@@willsvanadventures Thanks very much for the reply 😀
Do you have links where you got the thermowrap & sound deadening from. Plus did you insulate the roof and thermowrap over ? Will you be doing video on the carpeting
Thanks
Hi, yeah if you head to www.willsvanadventures.co.uk you can find the links there. I have done a video on the carpeting. Head to my channel and check out the 2014 caddy playlist. 🙂
Hi will. I have bought my caddy and am going to get to work on it very soon. Just having a look at what you bought for the insulation - did you need all of that thermawrap? Just wondering as there’s a few that are a bit cheaper but probably less of it. Did you have any spare or was this the perfect amount? Thanks
Hi Olivia,
That's great news! I used up all of that thermowarp and probably could have used more depending how much you want to cover up. If you want to do a really good job then you'll need more. If depends if you're going to go away in the winter a lot and what other measures you'll put in place to reduce condensation. 🙂
hi mate, great video! how much of the therma wrap, sound deadening and plastic bottle insulation did you use for the whole van? Cheers
Thanks! So i used 2 rolls of the bottle plastic. Thermawrap I believe was one roll, think it comes on 20 metre rolls? It was about £30 so whatever size it is for that price haha sorry! And sound deadening again was deffo one roll. I didn't even use the whole roll with the sound deadening.
What thickness of plywood flooring do you recommend?
10 or 12mm with be good!
ive just bought a caddy maxi and what are your thoughts on ventilation ? is a rotating roof vent really neccessary ? or do you think just cracking the windows (with wind deflectors) and leaving the rear doors slightly open enough ? worth noting i think in the winter im likely to have wet MTB gear in there too ! cheers
Welcome to the club! Haha and I've always just had the front windows open and it's been fine. I think if you open there door as well then you'll have plenty of ventilation. :) I guess you'll have to try it out a few times with the mtb gear to find out if it's enough or not. :)
hey, this is really useful, thanks! just wondering whether you guys put the recycled bottle plastic on the ceiling as well? or just sound deadening and thermowrap. Thanks!
Glad it helped! I didn't on that van but I would normally. I'd sound deaden it first and then insulated it and thermawrap it. 🙂
@@willsvanadventuresbrilliant, thanks! and did you fill the sliding door dips with recycled bottle plastic too (like in the back panels) or just thermoerap them?
Do you have a link to thermal wrap and sound bedding roll atall please buddy?
Yeah of course, can find it all here, - www.willsvanadventures.co.uk/van-adventure-essentials/van-build-materials-2/
@@willsvanadventures absolute Legend 💯 👌🏻 thanks buddy 🤙🏻
Hey it seems the link to the plastic bottle insulation no longer works, would you have an alternative? I’ve seen some and the brand is Diall but I’m not sure how decent this is? Thanks for the videos!!
Hey, thank you! Sorry about that, I've just updated the links, the insulation one is here, Plastic Insulation
amzn.to/3yaKmcD hope it helps!
Currently insulating a vw caddy with similar materials. Was wondering if you think that putting the recycled plastic near the wires behind the panels could potentially be a fire hazard? Not sure whether to do it or not
Hi, I'm not sure on this one, I don't think it would be an issue, but I'd say you'd be best ringing up a camper conversion company or a local garage to be safe. :)
For the roof did what did you use? That's my worse bit with the ice on the inside!
I used the same stuff,.sound deadening, then the insulation and thermawrap. If you get a good layer of insulation that should help a lot. And add some in the cab as well for the mornings!
Hey Will, great video man! Few questions if I can? I can't see that I can do my Caddy Maxi for £60 following the links you posted (the foam insulation alone is more than that atm), am I missing something, or the prices just gone up?
Also you didn't bother with sound deadening on the floor, think it's needed? If I can get away with just bubble foil insulation then great!
Thanks dude 🤘
Hey, thanks for watching! And yep I've just looked and the price has gone way up! I'll get that title changed now haha thanks! But yeah you'd probs be looking at around £90 using the links I've put in the video. It all depends how much insulation you want. You could use 3 bags of the recycled bottle plastic which would add an extra £32 so would take you up to around £120. - But I'd only say you'd need this if you're going to be camping alot through the winter. (Really depends how cold you get personally).
For the floor, I don't think it's worth doing the sound deadening. - On my British gas van I didn't do any sound deadening at tall and it's pretty quiet. So I've never really seen the point in spending the extra money. However if you have the budget then it will improve it just like anything. Hope that helps, trying to give an honest opinion. haha I'd say if you're a bit worried then put it in (and it should be super quiet) but the most noise is going to come from your cab and engine bay. And if you're worried about the cold then put as much insulation in as you can. - As once you start building you can't exactly go back and add more very easily. Best to do it now and be a bit hotter and crack a window then cold ahah.
Brillaint tips, thanks dude!! 😄 I'll maybe do the extra sound deadening just cause as you say, once you start doing the walls etc you're kinda beyond the point of no return (well, not with extra stress haha). Thanks again, keep up the good work bro 🤘
@@martynw8293 exactly haha I'm.sure it'll make it a lot better :) and no worries, and thanks again! :)
Hey man, thanks for this really helpful video. Just so I’m clear, did you skip using the recycled plastic insulation on the van ceiling this time, as before you found the van was too hot? Cheers, Sam
Hey Sam, yeah I didn't bother adding it as I don't think you need it. If you're planning on staying away a lot through the winter then I'd add it. But if it's just light use in the warmer months, I'd save your dollar!
@@willsvanadventures thanks mate, really appreciate the response. I’m actually going to be using it for multi day trips in the alps during winter, so may need it, but I’ll probably try first without and then can add later, rather than spend the money only to rip it out. I’ll obvious have a thermo liner as well as sound insulation which will help keep me warm, but no recycled plastic fleece on the ceiling (have put lots on the sides!). I’ll also keep my bulkhead up to try and trap heat and stop it escaping from the cab. Cheers again mate!
@@SamS159 ah awesome sounds great! Yeah I think you'll be alright tbh, along with a good sleeping bag or bedding you'll be warm. If you have electrics or a lower station you could also have a mini heater if needs be. Hope it goes well!
@@willsvanadventures awesome thanks man, I’ll let you know how I get on! :)
Only joking? I've subbed anyway. Interesting. Was wondering about the wiring when you cover it up with the insulation (recycled bottle plastic). I've had a problem with my reversing camera... so had to take it all out again to find the wires...
Hey, how do you mean only joking? And ah no that's annoying. Yeah unfortunately that is the issue that if there is a problem, it all needs to come out again. I did try to design a hatch on hinges but it just didn't work.
@@willsvanadventures Will, you said in your video to subscribe, then you said 'Only joking!'... but then, is that said in a 'jokey' voice too? ah well... no harm meant.
@@CamperVan-K oh I don't remember haha thanks for subscribing though!
@@willsvanadventures at the 8 minute point.
Hi I was just wondering what type of ply you used for the floor and walls of the van. Can't see it listed in the products underneath?
Great vid!
Hey, for the wall I believe it was like 6mm ply so has the flex. And the floor was 10-12mm.
@@willsvanadventures Perfect thank you looking at doing mine come april this year!
@@willsvanadventures Sorry back again 😅How many rolls of the recycled plastic bottle insulation did you end up using? The link in the video says they're 8m and covers 2.96m^2 is one roll enough or did you use two?
Hey, I'd buy 2 rolls, I think that's what you need! Maybe even but 3 then take one back haha
Can you please give an indication of how much of everything you used?
Hey, if you watch my "how much did it cost" video then you'll see on there. Are you converting a van?
Hi will, did you still use vapour barrier on the ceiling ?
Hey, yeah I do! I didn't in this build but I deffo would and am in my current build. Are you converting a van atm?
@@willsvanadventures great thank you, yes I’ve also got a caddy maxi so your videos are very helpful 👍🤙
@@ellisgrist6566 ah awesome that's great! Glad the videos are helping, the main reason I create the videos, is to help others, so glad it's working! :)
Do you think it is neseccary to do the insulate if the van is used only for summer? Or is it also for making it soundproof? Thank you for this video✌️👌😊
Hey, umm it fully depends how you feel the cold. I'd deffo say it is worth doing. As you might find you go away in the spring or autumn. And it does also help with the sound like you say.
@@willsvanadventures Thank you for your response👌 it was very helpful :)
my biggest question is, if you completely vapour barrier the rear box, do you find you get a puddle on the dash from all the moisture condensation that has instead gone onto the windscreen?
I crack open the windows and have a condensation bag so it doesn't seem to be an issue. In my latest build I'm going to fit a flettner air vent so should reduce any concern further. Have you got a van?
@@willsvanadventures yes mate i have a swb caddy i've been slowly gathering parts along with ideas, while mentally converting it to a day camper for a year now. I'm hoping to get started this summer and take some short breaks in it :) ahh you do the ol' window crack.. it doesn't seem to sit right in my head when i'd be trying to keep the van warm? but I guess that's the one thing i'm going to have to turn to. a flettner would be nice but i need maximum stealth and regular security so things like that aren't in my plans - im sure, you'll enjoy that though!
@@ribbitism ah ideal! Yeah I did exactly the same for almost a year before i bought my first van haha sounds like a great plan though and I'm sure you'll love it! Cracking the window doesn't make it cold at tall tbh but you deffo need that fresh air flow.
Where are you planning on going?
Hi don’t suppose you have updated links for the products? Thanks
Hi Gus,
Which ones aren't working?
@@willsvanadventures hi mate the bottle plastic one on b and q doesn’t work, cheers
@@aengus.l hey, sorry I'm not sure on a new link but itll be in there insulation section on the website :)
Where did you get all the stuff from ? And are you using laminate floor insulation. I just can't see anywhere that will let me do a swb for that kind of money .Help please
Hey Andrew, I put all the links to the products in the description. For a small swb you'll only need the same amount of stuff or 2/3 I'd imagine. But the shops were b&q, wickes and amazon mainly. :)
For the floor I just used the thermowrap followed by the plywood sheet and then I'll be adding laminate floor boards on top.
Heyyyy? Maybe a daft question but I’ve just bought my van and I’m going to start the conversion on my own so don’t know a thing. Is sound deadening and vapour barrier two different things? If so would I sound deaden the floor AND put a vapour barrier or just one or the other? Sorry I’ve my question seems so simple. Also if you know good brands to use that would be helpful xo
Hey, sounds great! Glad you've bought a van, it's great! And not a daft question at tall, no question is as you'll never get the answer without asking :) yeah so you do need both a spindle deadening and then also a vapour barrier on top. You dont need a sound barrier but its makes it nicer. So the caper barrier stops the condensation and future rusting.
So youd do the sound deadening first and then cover everything on the vapour barrier. I'm doing my next caddy and am using dodmatt sound deadening from combe valley campers. I wouldn't bother sound deadening the floor just do the wheel arches.
Hope that helps :)
@@willsvanadventures Heyyyy…Thank you so much, ive ordered all the bits and bobs off Amazon now you’ve confirmed that! I’ve been making it so much more complicated in my head but watched a few of your videos now and made a bit of a plan and I’m getting started tomorrow once all the bits arrive xo
@@rozzinaaustin781 ah amazing! Hope it goes well! If you have anymore questions once you get started just let me know! 😁
Anyone else think this vapour barrier doesnt make sense when you put it on floor it didnt make sense. The vans metal thats the vap barrier ? Houses are different brick soakes in water through brick and the floor ,
The whole idea of the vapour barrier is to stop the moisture touching/settling on the metal. This way it stops the moisture rusting the van.
Hi, please could you tell me how much you used of each material?
Hey Amy,
What size of van are you converting?
@@willsvanadventures same as you, caddy maxi
@@amywilliams3158 ah cool! So you'll need 2/3 tools of the recycled bottle plastic. 1 roll of the sound deadening. And one roll of the thermowarp. Hope that helps! :)
Can I ask, why no insulation in the floor?
Hey, I just don't think it is needed. Van seems warm enough without it. Are you currently insulating your van?
@@willsvanadventures going to start early next year, trying to do it on the cheap, managed to obtain sufficient flooring panels over the weekend that had been discarded. I've noticed that most bigger vans insulate all 4 surfaces but caddy van converters don't usually do the floor space. How do you feel about ventallation, install something in the ceiling?
@@Petewilki ah awesome that'll be great. And yh I think maybe it's due to the lack of space so don't want to each to much into it. And depends how much time you spend in it I guess. As most people don't live in them over the winter.
And yh you don't need a roof vent but since installing mine it's made a massive difference. I have a fitting video on the channel if you wanna take a look. 😊
Hi ya, your videos are really useful so thank you. Is there any reason you do not go all the way to the top at the sides with the thermawrap please?
Hi Sharon, thanks for watching and I'm glad the videos are helping! Ideally you would want to go all the way up to create a full condensation barrier. :) Are you converting a van?
@@willsvanadventures yes I am I'm converting a caddy maxi. I just wondered why you didn't go all the way to the top with the thermawrap?
@@sharonlouise8982 ah awesome that's really cool! And on that build, I didn't have enough thermowarp. But it wouldn't have made a huge difference as I covered other holes. But ideally you do want to thermowarp everywhere to create a good barrier.
@@willsvanadventures awesome, thanks. Can I ask what screws you used from b and q to screw 4 way stretch covered panels to the van please?
@@sharonlouise8982 hey, I used self tapping metal screws to secure the panels back on.
I wouldn’t personally cover up every single hole. You need air flow!
That's true! Have you converted a van into a camper? I'm going to fit a vent in my latest build. 🙂
@@willsvanadventures unfortunately I haven’t converted a van, I don’t have the time or place to store it.
I seem to find myself watching campervan conversion videos
I’ve insulated my work van as I was sick of it being cold in winter, hot in the summer. It’s working perfectly for keeping my van cool in this little bit if heat we’re having at the moment.
I’m talking about having airflow from a builders point of view. In theory it should be the same for insulating vans.
@@ellis2792 ah fair enough but that sounds ideal to sort the issue.
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Imagine owning a Caddy that doesn't have a rusty floor!
I must have been one of the lucky ones then haha
@@willsvanadventures Yeah you definitly are! Every one i've seen or worked on has been rotten around the wheel arch floor welds! Yours is in lovely condition.
@@MattGamesYT ah what a nightmare! Even the newer age ones? Guessing you've converted loads?
@@willsvanadventures I've done a few yeah, it's nice to see one in such good condition as yours! The majority seem to get used as builders vans first and the load space gets totally abused, seen some only 3 or 4 years old in far worse states than yours is in, you've got really lucky with such as a nice one!
@@MattGamesYT ah that sounds good! And nah this one was in quite a state when I picked it up. If you check out the first video you'll see haha. Just spent a lot of time cleaning it up haha but glad it's looking good. The other one I've got which is ex british gas was in almost new condition after 5 years.
Products used for van conversions, (Please let me know in the comments if links are broken.)
Sound Deadening
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Insulation
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Thermawrap
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Aluminium Tape
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4 Way Stretch Carpet
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Lanyard
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Double Sided Tape
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Wind Deflectors
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Seat Covers
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