Update...

Getting some interior work done over a rainy Maine weekend. Finished walls in the bunk area (rear of bus) are covered with a nice fabric to help look decent, deaden sound and provide a nice lightweight and changeable look.

Here you can see a wide shot of the bunk area. Still more to go. I have fitted 2 fans in each of the roof portals. This drastically cools the bus and can run off shore power or the inverter. I have hung a couple cargo nets over the top bunk. I'll probably install some shelving under this for more "stuff". The nets will work for blankets/pillows and sleeping bags. Anything lightweight.


The bunks are looking much better now. Basically ready for the mattress and bedding. The bottom bunk will be used more often. The top bunk will double as a workbench as well.

This gives a decent shot of how the fabric looks. Basically I have covered each piece of foamboard in fabric, using an adhesive. Then I simply screw the panel back in place. This allows me to easily open the walls up to add future wiring, plumbing or whatever. Plus, it's very easy to change the fabric down the road if it gets torn, dirty of I want a new look. I'm very happy with how this turned out.
Next up... exterior work if the weather every turns into summer here.