The VUAOHIY roll belongs to the insulation materials I bought for the van. My preparation photographs show the actual cargo floor before covering, along with the cleaning and brushing that cleared its surface.
I bought VUAOHIY Reflective Bubble Insulation as part of my camper van equipment.
The VUAOHIY roll belongs to the insulation materials I bought for the van. My preparation photographs show the actual cargo floor before covering, along with the cleaning and brushing that cleared its surface.
Comparing a Bubble Core with a Wider Foam Roll
I swept the cargo area and followed with a mop and floor-cleaner spray.
I used wire-brush and nylon-brush drill attachments on the residue that remained.
I dried the cleaned floor with a towel before the later interior layers.
Removing stuck-on residue during the floor cleanup.The cargo floor during my preparation session before sound deadening.
My Takeaway from This Job
The cleaning photographs show the interior before its covering layers. VUAOHIY and Reflectix retain foil-faced bubble construction at different roll sizes; SmartSHIELD changes to a thicker foam core and wider sheet layout.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Brand
VUAOHIY
Format
Double-sided reflective bubble roll
Purchased size
23.6 inches × 20 feet
A bubble-insulation roll can be divided into individual pieces for a planned interior layout. Trace an irregular opening onto paper first, then transfer the outline while the roll lies flat. Identify each cut piece by location so similar panels do not get mixed up. Keep seams, access points and the surrounding air space in the layout rather than treating the roll width as the finished opening size. A removable interior cover needs its own fitting clearance once the lining layers are in place.
