Kitchen in van conversion from ikea cabinets. Ultimate guide for building rv kitchen unit - part 2

Hi what was the size of this unit pls

stuffing beavers for over 30 years lmfao

Great video. Lovely work. Thank you. Just one little issue. The music is really irritating. I had to keep muting. Otherwise, all was excellent.

@VanTourist what rolling blinds did you use?

Great job Oleg!I have watched your videos and I love them!

can you please put the links to the sink and faucet??

you all in once solved so many my problems, mate you are amazing, keep good work coming

I cant watch the video cause the song sucks so bad

Do you remember me? We met close to the Italy/Slovenia border a few years back, at a beautiful camp spot by the river. I was with an American friend, and travelling in my red vw t3 bus. And you came with your dog! I am about to start converting a new van and just came across your video while searchingn ikea conversions!! Small world :D Hope you are doing well!!

Where did you get the sink?

Love watching your work on your Ban Build! Where did you get the blinds/rolling curtains?

Impressive... 👍🏻

Thanks for the video. I am interested in buying an induction stove top like yours. How large is your inverter?

Кровь из даже русских ушей...

nice job

Do you remember what Ikea parts you used? Great job on your kitchen!

could you please provide links to these products?

What depth are the units?

So nice, did you swap at upper cabinets for bottom cabinets to save space, or are those standard bottom cabinets.

Bosch is the name in jigsaws, so even the baby Bosch is great!

-Добрый день! Олег, впервые увидел англоязычный контент!!!!)
Это круто!!!! Желаю аудитории по всему Миру!!!!!)
Классный канал, жену подсаживаю)))))

great work! did you use the 37cm depth base units?

Nicely done... how long did this take you?

i am looking for the kit you bought was that in the US. IF so maybe you have a part number so i might locate something similar

Perfect! How do you block the doors when you driving? Thanks

Looks great

Very nice! You probably know by now that the soft close slides will not hold the drawers closed on sharp turns. I used two three drawer IKEA cabinets in our new Ford Transit van and love them but the drawers need something to hold them closed while traveling. The cabinets are heavy but I was able to cut lightening holes in the sides and bottom where it doesn't show which resulted in 10% reduction in weight.

Looks great! I hope that you saved the cut out countertop pieces for your flip top countertops. They would match and be the same width.

Good job ... should have used a “clamp on” ledger board for the jigsaw cut (of the back of the countertop) though.
I used automotive bond-o followed by gel-coat for the countertop ends. ... more durable than the flimsy iron on stuff.

I love your idea for the cardboard sink template. I found a small sink for5 bucks, and I was wandering how to cut a hole to match. Thank you!

Great job.

Great video!

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COOL......
GIVE US MORE

You have great ideas and do an excellent job of showing how to do things. My BF would never live in a van, but if he ever kicked me to the curb videos like this help me believe that as a single girl with limited skills I could. Thanks so much for sharing!!

What's with the singing squirrel?

I really like the results, the explanations were very clear, great music on background, and you are funny!!! : ) Thanks for sharing.

I hope future vids have either very low music or better, no music. Dang. So loud and annoying. Thanks

I am looking for a link to the kitchen sink.
Can you tell me where you found it?

Thank God for the mute feature.

I love your video and the great job on details.

Awesome work👌👌👌. I love the background music. What's that song called. You Rock man!! If you need a travel buddy.. I'm volunteering 😉😋

i saw it once before my dad used it when he build a bed.

I like the way you planned your van! And you are funny!

The music was so frikkin annoying and distracting! Moving on. 😜

Awesome.

Very Nice! I hope he knows how awesome he did!

The blinds are my favorite part