There's always more room for storage in a van conversion
In this video, I'm adding a neat and nifty elastic storage system to the sides of my custom wheel arch storage box. This will help secure items when I travel and stop bags rolling around in the van when I drive.
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👉 D-rings: https://amzn.to/43PuicN
👉 Black spray paint for metal: https://amzn.to/45auynx
👉 Grey 4mm elastic, 5m: https://amzn.to/3DIcJ3v
👉 NOVOO portable power generator/battery pack: https://amzn.to/3Zbsdpg
A while back I built a storage box for the back of my van conversion. It’s been super useful, even if just for a foot rest, and also supports my 3 section king size pullout bench bed.
But could I make it more useful?
That was the question I asked myself as I noticed my bags sliding around the back of the van as I drove along.
So I whipped up a quick medieval torture device and started spary painting bunch of D-rings black.
Next, I took some measurements from the box and began marking where I wanted to attach the d-rings too.
On the long front edge, I attached 3 d-ring on each side, facing inwards and, when this was done, grabbed some elastic.
Creating a loop in one end around the top left d-ring, I could thread the elastic through the others and find a pattern I liked.
I made sure to slip about an inch length of shrink tubing over the knot as I went and grabbed the nearest portable heat-producing object to hand - a small blow torch, and to be fair it did a good job.
I then decided to add the leftover elastic to the far end of the box, using exactly the same method, only this time I got the blowtorch too close and it singed the elastic.
Luckily, I had enough leftover to redo it and this time got a hairdryer which did a much better job.
And with that, I have some really useful elastic netting that can keep all of my things safely together while I drive!
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#Vanlife #NissanNV200 #LensOfJames
DISCLAIMER: In this video, I am in no way stating that this is the proper way to undertake the conversion of a van, however after research and experience using the van, I believe this to be the way that is best suited to my van and the way I intend to use it.
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🔔 Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel, thanks! 🔔
➡️ Watch the full storage box build video: https://youtu.be/0yGdWwIFIEI
🔥 Entire van conversion playlist: https://bit.ly/2ZewxLt
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yogi.the.van
🚐 Check out my van blog: https://thetinycampervan.com
☕ Support the channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/LensOfJames 🙏🏻
🎶 Music via Uppbeat, sign-up through my affiliate link here: https://uppbeat.io/?as=lensofjames
🔗 Affiliate links that help support this channel:
👉 D-rings: https://amzn.to/43PuicN
👉 Black spray paint for metal: https://amzn.to/45auynx
👉 Grey 4mm elastic, 5m: https://amzn.to/3DIcJ3v
👉 NOVOO portable power generator/battery pack: https://amzn.to/3Zbsdpg
A while back I built a storage box for the back of my van conversion. It’s been super useful, even if just for a foot rest, and also supports my 3 section king size pullout bench bed.
But could I make it more useful?
That was the question I asked myself as I noticed my bags sliding around the back of the van as I drove along.
So I whipped up a quick medieval torture device and started spary painting bunch of D-rings black.
Next, I took some measurements from the box and began marking where I wanted to attach the d-rings too.
On the long front edge, I attached 3 d-ring on each side, facing inwards and, when this was done, grabbed some elastic.
Creating a loop in one end around the top left d-ring, I could thread the elastic through the others and find a pattern I liked.
I made sure to slip about an inch length of shrink tubing over the knot as I went and grabbed the nearest portable heat-producing object to hand - a small blow torch, and to be fair it did a good job.
I then decided to add the leftover elastic to the far end of the box, using exactly the same method, only this time I got the blowtorch too close and it singed the elastic.
Luckily, I had enough leftover to redo it and this time got a hairdryer which did a much better job.
And with that, I have some really useful elastic netting that can keep all of my things safely together while I drive!
🔔 Thanks for watching and if you’ve enjoyed this video, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 🔔
#Vanlife #NissanNV200 #LensOfJames
DISCLAIMER: In this video, I am in no way stating that this is the proper way to undertake the conversion of a van, however after research and experience using the van, I believe this to be the way that is best suited to my van and the way I intend to use it.
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