No weight that matters
A thin peel and stick finish adds almost nothing to your load, so you change the look of the interior without changing how the van tows, drives or sits on its payload.
Caravan and motorhome wrap Australia
Refresh a caravan or motorhome interior without ripping anything out.
Caravan and motorhome interiors look dated long before they wear out. A Velven peel and stick finish over the lockers, cabinet fronts and panels modernises the whole space for a fraction of a rebuild, and you keep using the van. It is a thin 160 micron self adhesive finish, so it refreshes the look without adding the weight of new joinery.
Wrap what you see
Overhead lockers, cabinet doors, drawer fronts, the dinette table edge and flat wall panels date a van fastest and wrap easiest. Start with those.
Built to travel
The finish flexes around edges and stays put once it is smoothed down on a clean, dry surface, so a careful job travels well over the long haul.
Velven is a thin, light peel and stick vinyl wrap for refreshing caravan, motorhome and RV interiors. Wrap overhead lockers, cabinet fronts, drawer faces and flat panels in a warmer finish, sample it in the van light first, then order the metres you need.
Light, smooth, sealed
A caravan refresh that travels well starts with the right surfaces.
Vans reward light, smooth, sealed surfaces and patient prep. Start with samples in the van light, wrap the lockers and fronts that you see most, and leave the wet and high heat spots alone.
Why wrap a caravan interior
Most van interiors are dated by their finishes, not worn out. A fresh look over the cabinetry and panels modernises the whole space for a fraction of a rebuild, and you never lose the use of the van while you do it.
Best surfaces in a van
Overhead locker doors, cabinet and cupboard fronts, drawer faces, the dinette table top and flat wall panels are smooth, sealed and visible. They are the surfaces that change the feel of the interior most for the least effort.
Keep the weight down
Because the finish is thin and light, it does not add the weight of new doors or panels. You get a refreshed interior without touching your payload in any way that matters on the road.
Prep matters more on the move
A van shakes, heats up and cools down as you travel, so prep is everything. Clean well, dry fully, smooth firmly from the centre out, and warm the edges with a hairdryer so they stay down for the long haul.
Skip the wet and high heat spots
Keep it to dry interior surfaces. Skip the area right around the cooktop, the sink splash zone, the shower cubicle and any surface that takes constant water or direct heat.
Plan the caravan project before metres
Sample first with The Sample Box and test the finish in the van light, then use how much vinyl wrap do I need to plan each surface. Read the how to wrap guide before you trim, and browse every finish in the full range.