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changing ceiling panel

Hi I would like to know if it is easy enough to change a ceiling panel that has become damp or should I leave it to the experts . I have resolved the leak in the roof just need the panel changing.

Cheers.

Mike H.
 
Hi Micheal,

I am nearing completion of a damp repair to my van, sorry dont know about the ceiling panel fitting, as mine, was to the walls and I don't want to be the bearer of bad news.But I would assume it's near enough the same principle.

My walls started, as yours with damp patches and after removing the wall board it uncovered a can of worms, which then has to be rectified.

Hopefully you have caught yours earlier than I did.

Have a look at the photo's in Technical under the heading Hidden Screws? do a forum search from the blue box in the top right hand corner (sorry don't know how to do links).Don't take them at face value as it's not that hard to correct but very time consuming.

If you require further info please ask.

On the bright side, if you are a confident DIYer then I would say go for it but if you have any little doubt's then give it over to an expert (with your bank balance!!!!!)

Kev
 
Hi Micheal,

I am nearing completion of a damp repair to my van, sorry dont know about the ceiling panel fitting, as mine, was to the walls and I don't want to be the bearer of bad news.But I would assume it's near enough the same principle.

My walls started, as yours with damp patches and after removing the wall board it uncovered a can of worms, which then has to be rectified.

Hopefully you have caught yours earlier than I did.

Have a look at the photo's in Technical under the heading Hidden Screws? do a forum search from the blue box in the top right hand corner (sorry don't know how to do links).Don't take them at face value as it's not that hard to correct but very time consuming.

If you require further info please ask.

On the bright side, if you are a confident DIYer then I would say go for it but if you have any little doubt's then give it over to an expert (with your bank balance!!!!!)

Kev
Thanks Kev, I'll have a crack at it myself dont fancy making a big hole in my bank balance.
 
Thanks Kev, I'll have a crack at it myself dont fancy making a big hole in my bank balance.
Try Magnum motor homes (google them) for you panels, my van is 1995 model and they had the exact matching panels in stock, email them a picture, then ask for samples which they send you, then you can match, hope this helps

Kev
 

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