Insulation/ Ventilation – Live Like Pete

Xplr Outfitters Sprinter Van Window Covers Review

Pete — Tue, 10 Aug 2021 19:44:10 +0000

It can be overwhelming when searching for Sprinter van window covers. It seems everyone and their mother are making them now. We had a set from a company that worked great, but over time they seemed to shrink up for some reason and not fit quite right. That’s when I tried out a set from Xplr Outfitters. We already had their indoor van shower enclosure and were super happy with the quality so it...

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Sprinter Van Wall and Ceiling Insulation

Pete — Fri, 08 Jun 2018 19:55:36 +0000

There are many options for insulating a campervan. Many of them work well but pose some issues. These are some of the products we chose NOT to go with and why. Denim: Easily soaks up moisture which causes rust and is also treated with chemicals Wool: Expensive and also holds moisture Fiberglass and rock wool: Great R-value and sound reducer, but irritates skin, eyes, and lungs if not properly...

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Installing CR Laurence Windows in Our Sprinter Van

Pete — Sat, 10 Mar 2018 22:01:01 +0000

Our van started as a cargo van, meaning it had no windows in the back. The privacy is nice, but there is very little ventilation and feels very small and claustrophobic, not to mention looks like a bit of a creeper van. We decided it was time to cut two giant holes in the van and add some CR Laurence vent style windows. One would go in the slider door and another in the driver’s side.

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Installing a MaxxAir 7500k Roof Vent in our Sprinter Van

Pete — Sat, 24 Feb 2018 20:02:43 +0000

One of the first (and most important) things we did to our van was to install a roof vent. It’s important to keep the airflow moving in such a small space. A vent fan prevents moisture buildup and allows fresh air into the van. The project began with picking out a location for the fan. We don’t plan on putting any windows in the back of our van so having the fan over the bed was the best place for...

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