Inside the camper, Vanue Insulate panels slow the exchange of heat from the inside to the outside. High quality insulation therefore keeps the inside of the vehicle warmer longer in the cold and cooler better in the heat. It is important that the insulation does not absorb moisture. This is especially true if you want to spend the night, cook or even shower in the camper. In these cases, moisture is released into the air and condenses on uninsulated areas of your van. This circumstance can lead to rust and harmful mold growth. Vanue Insulate panels are therefore made of high-quality rubber and also have a particularly high water vapor diffusion resistance.

Regardless of the application, the Vanue Insulate insulation boards with a thickness of 19 mm offer optimal value for money and have proven themselves very well in practice. The 19 mm thickness is best suited for the interior of your camper. It is best to use a material thickness of between 6 and 10 mm for the bars and pillars of your van. Since every camper is individual, we still recommend that you check the conditions in your vehicle carefully before ordering, also in a personal consultation.

You can glue our rubber panels on top of each other to get the best result for your project, if you can't find the right thickness in our range.

Unfortunately, there is no rule of thumb for solving this question. Every camper is different, depending on length, height and number of windows and doors. The best way is to measure your camper in the classic way and calculate the amount you need.

The adhesive layer in our rubber product is resistant to a temperature of up to 85 °C. This is quite sufficient for vans, as the interior temperature rises to a maximum of 70 °C even in the great heat of summer.