Interior Packages

Insulation is the first and most critical layer in any van interior build. It determines your thermal performance in every season, controls condensation that destroys van interiors from the inside out, and establishes the acoustic baseline for everything installed above it. Get insulation wrong — or skip it — and no amount of beautiful paneling or premium flooring will save the build. Moisture will find its way between the metal shell and the interior surface, and over months of temperature cycling, it will corrode panels, grow mold, and degrade every material it touches.

OZK carries three insulation systems, each engineered for different performance requirements and installation contexts. Havelock Wool is our most recommended option for full conversions — a natural fiber that actively manages moisture rather than trapping it. Lizard Skin Ceramic Insulation is a spray-applied coating that delivers thermal and acoustic performance in a single application, ideal for complex cavities and areas where batt insulation can't reach. 3M Thinsulate provides proven, lightweight thermal performance in a flexible format that's been the industry standard for years. The right choice depends on your platform, your climate exposure, and how your build layers interact.

A cargo van is, by design, a large resonant metal box. Every road vibration, every rain drop, every passing truck sends noise reverberating through the entire shell. Sound deadening transforms the acoustic character of the vehicle from industrial cargo hauler to finished living space. It's not just about comfort — excessive road noise contributes to driver fatigue on long hauls, and an interior that echoes and rings makes conversation, phone calls, and sleep measurably worse.

We install two sound deadening systems. Vibration Damping Sheets are butyl rubber mass-loaded panels applied directly to the metal skin — they convert vibration energy into heat, eliminating the resonance that makes cargo vans loud. Lizard Skin Sound Control is a spray-applied acoustic barrier that reaches every surface, every rib, and every cavity where sheet products can't go. Many builds benefit from both — sheets on large flat panels for maximum damping, spray coating on complex structural areas for complete coverage.

Wall and ceiling panels are the most visible layer of your van interior — but they're far more than cosmetic. A properly engineered panel system provides structural mounting for accessories, integrated channels for wiring and lighting, L-track for reconfigurable cargo management, and clean access to the insulation and electrical systems underneath. The difference between a van-specific panel system and generic plywood screwed to the walls is the difference between a finished vehicle and a construction project that never quite ends.

OZK installs five wall and ceiling systems, each designed for different priorities. From custom CNC-cut birch panels built in our own shop to modular systems with integrated L-track to premium commercial-grade liners built for fleet durability — every option is platform-specific, tested in real builds, and installed by our team to manufacturer specifications. During your consultation, we'll match you with the system that fits your platform, your use case, and your aesthetic preferences.

Van floors take more abuse than any other interior surface. Wet boots, heavy gear, mud, sand, temperature swings, and the constant vibration of a moving vehicle — it all hits the floor first. The right flooring system handles all of this without delaminating, warping, or trapping moisture underneath where it can corrode the van's metal floor pan. Every flooring product we install starts with a proper subfloor layer that creates a waterproof barrier between the finished surface and the bare metal, managing moisture and providing a stable, level base for whatever goes on top.

We carry seven flooring products — from commercial marine-grade vinyl proven in boat and hospitality applications to modular click-lock systems designed for fast reconfiguration, to rail-based platforms that integrate with cargo management systems. The range reflects the reality that a weekend camper, a mobile office, a contractor work van, and a full-time liveaboard all have completely different demands on their floors. Your consultation will match you with the flooring system that handles your specific use case — and we install it over a proper subfloor every time.