Hi all,
This is my first post here so nice to meet you all.
I recently picked up my first Transporter, an '01 2.0l with 165k on the clock. I love it, very tidy body and most things are up to scratch. I do however want to make a few upgrades starting with the interior.
At the moment she is pretty bare. I want to line with insulation and then cover with some trim.
QUESTIONS:
Has anyone else done this yet, what did you use?
Does anyone have enough left over to sell to do another van?
Is anyone interested in going halves?
Are there better materials than I have found below?
(there has to be I'm sure!)
Products I'm looking at are:
Sisalation 1350mm x 22.25m Foam Cell Shed Liner | Bunnings Warehouse
"Fletcher Insulation manufactures and distributes a leading range of insulation brands Australians love and trust. Pink® Batts and Sisalation® are undoubtedly two of the most common brands that come to mind when you think insulation. That is because our Pink® Batts and Sisalation® products along with our other leading brands including Pink® Soundbreak™, continuously deliver exceptional value to Australians.
Whether you are building or renovating, Fletcher Insulation products offer you the perfect opportunity to add value to your home while ensuring that your family has the very best, most comfortable living environment.
and...
Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ 8 x 1350mm x 22.25m Insulation | Bunnings Warehouse
"Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ is an extra heavy duty three-in-one reflective insulation, thermal break and medium vapour barrier, made with high-density XPE 8 mm foam between two reflective foil layers.
Suitable for use in all roof and wall types, it meets NCC/BCA requirements of R0.2 thermal break for steel frame construction even when compressed, making it ideal for use in steel framed systems.
With an 8mm foam layer at its core, Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ provides the highest level of thermal break available, while the reflective foil surfaces keep buildings cool in summer and warm in winter, saving energy.
Thanks a bunch in advance!!
h
This is my first post here so nice to meet you all.
I recently picked up my first Transporter, an '01 2.0l with 165k on the clock. I love it, very tidy body and most things are up to scratch. I do however want to make a few upgrades starting with the interior.
At the moment she is pretty bare. I want to line with insulation and then cover with some trim.
QUESTIONS:
Has anyone else done this yet, what did you use?
Does anyone have enough left over to sell to do another van?
Is anyone interested in going halves?
Are there better materials than I have found below?

Products I'm looking at are:
Sisalation 1350mm x 22.25m Foam Cell Shed Liner | Bunnings Warehouse
"Fletcher Insulation manufactures and distributes a leading range of insulation brands Australians love and trust. Pink® Batts and Sisalation® are undoubtedly two of the most common brands that come to mind when you think insulation. That is because our Pink® Batts and Sisalation® products along with our other leading brands including Pink® Soundbreak™, continuously deliver exceptional value to Australians.
Whether you are building or renovating, Fletcher Insulation products offer you the perfect opportunity to add value to your home while ensuring that your family has the very best, most comfortable living environment.
- Aids in the prevention of condensation
- Advanced thermal performance reflecting up to 95% radiant heat, allowing for cooler internal conditions in hot and humid climates
- Incorporates an anti-glare coating on one side for added installation safety
- Satisfies Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) requirements of 0-40 in roof applications and 0-FZ in wall applications
- Rated as Extra Heavy Duty (EHD), providing maximum strength and durability"
and...
Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ 8 x 1350mm x 22.25m Insulation | Bunnings Warehouse
"Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ is an extra heavy duty three-in-one reflective insulation, thermal break and medium vapour barrier, made with high-density XPE 8 mm foam between two reflective foil layers.
Suitable for use in all roof and wall types, it meets NCC/BCA requirements of R0.2 thermal break for steel frame construction even when compressed, making it ideal for use in steel framed systems.
With an 8mm foam layer at its core, Ametalin ThermalBreak 8™ provides the highest level of thermal break available, while the reflective foil surfaces keep buildings cool in summer and warm in winter, saving energy.
- Three-in-one product enhances thermal insulation when installed with a cavity space
- Provides a R0.2 thermal break even when compressed
- Suitable for use in bushfire-prone areas
- Fibre-free, non-allergenic, noise dampening
- 150mm flap means no overlaps, ensures a smooth surface"
Thanks a bunch in advance!!
h
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