Flooring Kit for Sprinter

A reliable, well-crafted flooring in your Sprinter Van is crucial.  Our Sprinter Van Flooring Kit is a must-have for van life enthusiasts and DIY van conversion projects. Our Sprinter flooring kit is designed with precision and functionality and brings thermal barrier, insulation, and rigidity to your van conversion. Our Mercedes Sprinter Van Flooring kit is the ultimate choice for adventurous customers seeking a seamless blend of durability, precision engineering, and ease of installation for their van interiors. Crafted with a robust 3/4" load-bearing birch subfloor, this kit ensures a solid foundation that can withstand the demands of your on-the-go lifestyle. The flooring, intricately cut into three or four panels depending on your model, guarantees a tailored fit that elevates the aesthetics of your van's interior while providing an easy installation that just about anyone can get done in hours.  The innovative dovetail pattern locking system facilitates a straightforward installation, allowing you to effortlessly adhere or screw the panels directly into your van's floor. No modifications are required – it's a drop-in solution for a hassle-free transformation. Our CNC cut precision ensures a seamless, continuous appearance, while relief cuts on the subfloor accommodate various wheel well elevations. Our Van Flooring Kit provides a reliable, stylish, and functional foundation, making your van conversion a testament to quality craftsmanship and the ultimate van life experience. Pairing our Sprinter Van Flooring Kit with our Sprinter Wall Panel kit and our Sprinter ceiling kit can take a 6-month van conversion and cut it in half. Our products have been engineered to work seamlessly together to ensure your van build is completed quickly, with a professional finish you didn't think was possible.  Note: Top layer of laminate, lonseal, or Tec2 is Not Included. Features Load-Bearing Birch Subfloor: Enjoy the strength and reliability of a 3/4" load-bearing birch subfloor, providing a robust foundation for your van life adventures. Load-Bearing Birch Insulation Frame: A pocketed subfloor base with openings for insulation to be stuffed into. This is also an alternating dovetail assembly with beams coinciding with the ribs on the factory floor of the vehicle. Effortless Installation: The floor panels lock together in a dovetail pattern, offering easy installation that can be achieved by adhering or screwing them directly into the van's floor. No modifications are needed; they're ready for a hassle-free drop-in installation. CNC Cut Precision: Benefit from precision engineering – the Floor is CNC cut into one continuous piece, providing a sleek and uniform appearance to your van's interior. Wheel Well Compatibility: The subfloor features CNC relief cuts on the underside, strategically placed to clear higher elevation surrounding the wheel well. This attention to detail ensures a perfect fit for various van models. Flooring Types Standard Floor: 3/4" Insulation Frame + 1/2" Subfloor + Installation Hardware. Lonseal/2Tec2 is not included. Adventure Floor: 3/4" Insulation Frame + 1/2" Subfloor + (2) rows integrated L-Track + Installation Hardware.  L-Track is always 48" long in the garage area of the build. The L-Tracks are anchored in place with threaded inserts on the underside of the insulation frame and spaced 6.5" apart from center to center. L-Track placement and/or quantity can be modified per customer request.  This L-Track is for gear only, not for seats.  Materials Subfloor: Birch Plywood Insulation Frame: Birch Plywood What's Included Insulation Frame (3/4" Load-Bearing Birch) Subfloor (1/2" Load-Bearing Birch) Sikaflex 221 Tubes Fasteners Specs Size: 1"H x 70"W x 80"-150"L Weight: 120-250lbs Compatibility NCV3 and VS30 models. Can be made compatible with a Flatline Van Co step extension upon request.  DIY Installation Installation Difficulty: Medium | 2 people Installation Time: 2-3 Hours | 3 days curing time Tools Needed: Power Drill FAQs  How does the subfloor get installed? While the included fasteners are sufficient, the addition of contact cement is recommended.   We use SikaFlex 221 to install our flooring kits without fasteners. If using epoxy- how much do I need? We've seen a half gallon as more than plenty for the Sprinter 144.  If using this kit in a Sprinter 170, one gallon of epoxy may be needed.