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princess_fluffypants [The Spoiled tech worker]
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princess_fluffypants [The Metal Tent]
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 **Note:** These builds are targeted at people who are van-dwelling by choice. If your situation is different, please see [[lifestyle:involuntary|Involuntary vandwelling]].
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 ===== The Metal Tent =====
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 Fast and simple, this is as minimal as it gets. You're in a metal box that keeps the elements off of you, and everything else is done in a similar way to backpacking.  Also see [[opinion:frater_secessus:cheap_build|frugal camper builds]].
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   * Interior
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 ===== The Weekender =====
-By now you're started to think you might like this whole van-life thing.  You're going to spend multiple nights in it, maybe go a little farther and try your hand at the occasional boondock. You're going to start the built and have some tools, and abilities to make more permanent modifications.
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+By now you're started to think you might like this whole van-life thing.  You're going to spend multiple nights in it, maybe go a little farther and try your hand at the occasional boondock. You're going to start the build and have some tools, and abilities to make more permanent modifications.  A little bit of interior build out can make things feel more put-together.
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   * Interior
-    * Basic Plywood on the walls, rubber mats for the floor (or Factory interior)
+    * Factory interior is still great if your chosen van had one, otherwise
+    * Basic Plywood on the walls, maybe some rubber mats for the floor
   * Sleeping equipment
-    * Folding cot or basic platform to get yourself off the floor (this helps a LOT with storage, and having someplace to sit)
+    * Folding cot or 2x4 platform to get yourself off the floor (this helps a LOT with storage, and having someplace to sit)
     * Thicker camping pad and blankets, or sleeping bag.
     * A real pillow
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   * Interior
     * Maybe a nicer interior with 4-way stretch or wood paneling on the walls, and a finished floor of some kind
-    * Good insulation will help with heat retention/blocking, as well as noise suppression
+    * Good [[hvac:insulation|insulation]] will help with heat retention/blocking, as well as noise suppression
     * The amount of effort here is very optional! To many people though, being able to look at something nicely finished and decorated can make it feel much more like a "home".  Many others don't care.
   * Sleeping equipment

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