Friday, 1 April 2016

Cladding drivers side

Glued the frame in and left it for 24 hours to dry.
Took all the props down and it stayed up, so that's a good sign!

Added the additional frame again to make it level with the wall, then started to glue the celotex.

Exactly the same process as the last window so wont go into it to much!

Here's the result, I am seriously pleased.





The wall near the drivers seat isn't attached yet as I need to put some conduit into the bit near the window first. This will be used to route the 12v supply to the other side of the van.

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