Hey guys,
I'm converting a van into a motor home and I need to wall off the back doors, which won't be in use. The inside surface is going to be papered over and has to look presentable, so I can't have large gaps around the edges. The sides of the van are curved and I'm not sure what the best way to to go about measuring and fitting the wall is.
What I've done is taken two large pieces and started to cut one, putting it in place to see how it fits, then making adjustments wherever it's misshapen. Once I got an alright fight, I used that as a template to cut the other piece. I affixed the wall to the van by screwing blocks of wood to the frame at the sides and at the top of the van, then attached the wall to that.
It doesn't look very good, it's left a lot of gaps around the edges and I'm just very unhappy with it. Can anyone recommend a better way to go about this?
I'm converting a van into a motor home and I need to wall off the back doors, which won't be in use. The inside surface is going to be papered over and has to look presentable, so I can't have large gaps around the edges. The sides of the van are curved and I'm not sure what the best way to to go about measuring and fitting the wall is.
What I've done is taken two large pieces and started to cut one, putting it in place to see how it fits, then making adjustments wherever it's misshapen. Once I got an alright fight, I used that as a template to cut the other piece. I affixed the wall to the van by screwing blocks of wood to the frame at the sides and at the top of the van, then attached the wall to that.
It doesn't look very good, it's left a lot of gaps around the edges and I'm just very unhappy with it. Can anyone recommend a better way to go about this?