That’s how we installed new ceiling and side panels in a vintage bus.
- Removed the old panels.
- Cleaned and prepared the surface.
- Made a tunnel for air conditioning wiring.
- Constructed a plywood carcass.
- Prepared and cut the panels to size.
For the renovation, we used panels made of moisture-resistant plywood. While moisture-resistant plywood may be slightly more expensive than standard plywood, it can be a cost-effective choice in the long run due to its durability and resistance to water damage. The material is also produced using low-VOC (volatile organic compound) adhesives, making it a more environmentally-friendly choice than other building materials.
- Made eco-leather upholstery and side panels installation.
We chose eco-leather because of its qualities that are important for the bus interior. Eco-leather is generally durable and resistant to damage. It’s good for renovation as it’s easy to clean. Eco-leather can be made to look and feel very similar to real leather, making it a good choice for vintage bus interiors where a classic, leather look is desired.