SAGA Sprinter 170/144 VS30 Insulation Kit

We’ve stocked a roll of 3M SM600L Thinsulate Acoustic/Thermal Insulation at Reparadise as the go-to product when insulating a camper van since our first foray into camper van building nearly a decade ago. From rock wool to natural wool, to spray foam, to bubble foil, we’ve used it all — in every style of camper imaginable. We don’t keep much stock of those styles of insulation on hand… but, the Thinsulate is always on the ready. It’s easy to install and transforms a boomy cargo van into something worthy of a luxury car manufacturer’s namesake.

 

A unique combination of fine microfibers absorbs high-frequency noise while thicker fibers provide recovery and loft. The hypoallergenic polypropylene fibers are extremely fine, producing a high-energy absorption characteristic with low weight. The polyester fibers are added to strengthen the web, while the scrim protects and contains the fibers. Once installed, your Sprinter Van’s road and atmospheric noise are drastically reduced. You’ll experience less fatigue on long road trips and will sleep better through the night.

 

Acoustics is one advantage of 3M Thinsulate, its thermal and anti-microbial properties are another. The insulation keeps the interior cool in the summer heat and warm during those winter ski trips. Without proper insulation, your tinny van heats up instantly in direct sunlight and, during the winter, loses coach heat as soon as the heater shuts off. Finally, 3m Thinsulate resists the build-up of condensation and helps avoid mold and mildew.

 

Sure, there are other options to insulate your Sprinter Van. As we stated at the beginning, we’ve used them all, and 3M Thinsulate is our go-to.