Panels, cabinetry & bed systems
Fit and install the components supplied for your vehicle, including the mounting hardware, trim and access the kit requires.
Your kit. Our workshop.
Van Kit Installation
Bring the kit you have chosen. We will review the fit, install the components, and plan the systems and finishing work around it.
Van Kit Installation
A kit is the starting point.
Some kits provide a complete interior; others cover panels, beds or cabinetry. We start with what is actually in the box and what is already in your van, then agree on the work needed to bring them together.
New Life Conversions is an approved Timber Van Kits builder. Have a different kit in mind? Send the product link and vehicle details so we can review compatibility before you commit to the installation.
Listed in the Timber Van Kits approved builder directory .
What we can help with
Plan the installation around your kit.
The final quote separates the kit installation from any additional systems, preparation or custom work.
Electrical & plumbing hookup
Review the kit’s electrical and water provisions alongside your batteries, charging, fixtures and tanks. Connections and additional components are scoped separately.
Customization & finishing
Discuss gaps, trim, storage changes and other adjustments where the kit meets the real van or an existing conversion.
Ventilation & climate add-ons
Plan fans, heating or cooling around the kit layout and the existing roof, power and fuel systems.
From the New Life workshop
A modular interior, thoughtfully fitted.
The kit example below comes from New Life’s service portfolio. The separate Sprinter project shows the systems work that may accompany an installation.
Modular panels, folding bed panels and soft overhead storage leave an open center aisle.
An accessible electrical compartment in the Sprinter overhaul. Supporting systems are a separate part of the installation scope.
Explore Sprinter overhaulWorking with the shop
A clear path to the work.
Start with your vehicle and priorities. The team will review the details with you before confirming the scope and schedule.
- 01
Review
Send your vehicle details, the kit link or parts list, and photos of the current interior.
- 02
Agree on scope
Confirm what the kit includes, what New Life will install and which add-ons or preparation are needed.
- 03
Install & finish
Fit the components and complete the agreed connections, finishing and checks.
Before you enquire
Send us a useful starting point.
Share what you know. If you are still choosing parts or planning the layout, tell us where you need help.
- Vehicle year, make, model, wheelbase and roof height.
- Kit manufacturer, model, product link and installation instructions if available.
- What you already own, what is still on order and any missing or damaged parts.
- Photos of the current interior and a list of existing electrical, water or climate equipment.
- The changes you want beyond the standard kit and your preferred timing.
Good to know
Common questions.
Can you install a kit I supply?
Yes. Send the exact kit and vehicle details first. Compatibility, condition, completeness and the amount of preparation needed all affect the scope.
Do I need to buy a Timber kit?
New Life is listed as an approved Timber Van Kits builder. Other kit systems can be reviewed for compatibility and installation scope; approval for one brand does not imply certification for another.
Are electrical and plumbing included?
Only when they are part of the agreed scope. Kits vary, so we review which systems and components are supplied and what additional work is required.
How much will it cost, and how long will it take?
The quote and schedule depend on your kit, vehicle condition, existing work and add-ons. Send those details to the shop for an installation review.
Ready to put your kit together?
Tell us about your van, your kit and the work you want help with.