Ventilation

None of the windows in the back of the van open, and we didn't want to add others, so alternate ventilation was is needed.

 

The first job we did on the van was cut two holes in the floor at the rear, behind what would become a false back wall.  The idea is to have a window in the back wall which can allow air flow through the back doors if they are open, or through the floor vents if they are shut.  The air is directed to a combiner vent just under the window. This way we can have the windows 'open' even though from the outside the van looks closed up.

 

In the ceiling, a Fantastic vent was added which causes through flow.

 

 

One of two holes cut into the rear floor
One of two holes cut into the rear floor
Domestic wall vent pushed up from the underside
Domestic wall vent pushed up from the underside
Hole cut in the roof for the Fantastic Vent
Hole cut in the roof for the Fantastic Vent
Vent just fits between the ribs
Vent just fits between the ribs
Vents feeding up to window
Vents feeding up to window

 

 

 

 

Air vents built in