How To Guides
This collection of how-to guides for campervan water systems provides practical, step-by-step instructions for fitting campervan sinks, installing battery-powered cold water kits, and setting up a range of hot water systems. The guides cover essential components such as water tanks, pumps, taps, plumbing fittings, electrical connections, and safety considerations. Multiple hot water solutions are explained, including gas, diesel, engine heat-exchange, electric, and low-tech solar options, with guidance on choosing the right system based on power availability, space, climate, and usage needs. The content is designed for DIY campervan builders and converters, emphasizing clarity, system compatibility, off-grid functionality, and safe installation practices.
How To Install a Melamine Campervan Sink
Little Vanporium
This guide explains the different ways to install a Little Vanporium Melamine sink in a campervan or van conversion, including on-top (top-mounted), semi-sunken, and underslung sink installation methods. It covers the advantages and limitations of each sink mounting option and details the best fixings, brackets, adhesives, and sealants for securely fitting a melamine campervan sink to common worktop materials. The guide is designed for DIY campervan builders and professional converters seeking reliable, vibration-resistant sink installation techniques for long-term use in mobile living environments.
How to Install a No Plumbing Tap Kit
Robert Townsend
This guide explains how to fit our portable tap kit, a no-plumbing, no-wiring cold water solution designed to provide instant running water in campervans, off-grid setups, and remote or portable locations. The kit delivers cold water only and does not heat water, making it a simple, low-power alternative to traditional plumbing systems. Designed for fast, tool-light installation, this how-to covers tap placement, securing the unit, connecting a water container, and safe operation, helping users get a reliable cold water supply up and running in minutes without permanent pipework or electrical connections.
