Carpentry portfolio

My carpentry work.

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Birchwood campervan cupboards — overhead storage and finished interiorBirchwood cupboards
Slatted spruce campervan ceiling with skylightSlatted spruce ceiling
Plywood joinery — wardrobes, cupboards and shelvingPlywood joinery
Birchwood worktop being built inside a campervanBirchwood worktop
Finished birch ply kitchen carpentry — wall units, induction hob, sink, herringbone floorKitchen complete
Built with plywood, clad with reclaimed pallet wood planed down to 8mm. Returned to customer to paint.Reclaimed pallet wood lightweight cladding
Finished interior carpentry view through rear doorsBed & dining area
Campervan carpentry construction in progress — ply walls lined, timber bench frame and base cabinet boxes being builtConstruction in progress

Walk through the workshop.

Scroll down — the middle column holds while the sides move past. A closer look at the carpentry work.

Campervan workshop wood preparation — slatted ceiling cladding laid out with skylight
Jason working with timber in the workshop, cutting ply
Long timber frame assembly in the workshop
Sofa bed base carpentry with slatted top and fold-down shelf bracket inside a campervan
Finished interior carpentry — kitchen and bed
Finished kitchen carpentry detail
Slatted spruce campervan ceiling with skylight
Plywood joinery — wardrobes, cupboards and shelving
Birchwood worktop being built inside a campervan
Campervan bed slats with hinged folding back rest carpentry in progress
Campervan bed area carpentry with slatted base, fold-down cabinets and rear doors
Carpentry transformation

From bare ply to finished interior.

Drag the handle to see the carpentry side of the build. Plywood, real timber, hand-cut and joined.

Finished campervan interior carpentry — wood ceiling, ply walls and bespoke kitchen built by JW Camper Carpentry
After
Bea — Mercedes Sprinter van empty interior at the start of the carpentry stage, ply-lined and ready for fit out
Before
In practice

What does a typical build look like?

A typical project usually starts with a part-converted van that is ready for woodwork, with a rough plan already in place.

The services I provide include laying vinyl flooring, carpeting door pillars, battening, lining walls, ceilings and doors, building bathrooms, kitchens, cupboards, cabinets and beds, and installing bespoke furniture.

Appliances, sinks and hobs can also be fitted ready for the next stage of the build. Plumbing and painting services are available on request.

Common questions

Thinking about carpentry?

What does a typical job look like? +

Most jobs follow seven stages — contact, discussion, estimate, preparation for interior, battening and lining preparation, cabinetry, and final fit out. The scope changes with every van and every customer. See the full process on the homepage or watch a build series on YouTube →

Can you work on my van make/model? +

Fiat Ducato, Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit, VW Crafter, Citroën Relay, Peugeot Boxer and similar large panel vans — plus smaller bases like the VW Transporter. Send Jason a message → with your van details if in doubt.

How do I see more finished work? +

The Facebook page has the work documented, and YouTube has tour videos. Browse the gallery above or view the full album on Facebook →