... will be whatever you agree with the seller. However - Make sure the runners haven't been removed or covered over by the flooring. That will complicate things. :wink:

... and good to go. Plan on making a cardboard template and going from there. Just a quick query – how did you managed to fit the ply around the seat runners? Did you leave them in the whole time? I was planning on leaving them in, but I’m thinking this might cause a bit of trouble when fitting the ...

I put ply in my bongo and still have the runners for the rear seats. I'm pretty sure I posted pictures on here at the time but it wasn't too hard. My bongo is converted but I still have factory seats. I also noticed most guides do it in two pieces, ...

... Has anyone floored their van and kept the original seats - specifically the rear folding seats? It seems awkward to cut ply to fit around the runners for the middle row and then would have to cut out sections for the support bars for the rear seats - just wondering how anyone else has approached ...

I have drilled the flooring and fitted spacers the same depth so I will leave it at that,
Thanks one and all.
Razor

I've bitten the bullet and made a start at the flooring. By this I mean I've ripped everything out. My plan is to board it out ... - or just patch them up with rust eater and paint? 2. Should I cut the seat runners down? There look to be plenty of bolts at the rear so it should still be ...

... I've had a read of the fact sheet on here but that one removes the runners altogether. I still need the runners in place as we have an original ... length runners in then is it easy enough to work around them with the flooring? I don't mind just doing the square of floor in front of the kitchen ...

We've been thinking about trying to improve the flooring in the Bongo. Just after a bit of advice from those who have changed theirs. ... http://www.southernbongos.co.uk/midconversions.html You just can't see the runners on those pictures, we currently have the same mats etc though.

... So its easier to handle. For the wood it is easy peasy to get the runners in the right place as you use the opposite runner on the under side ... http://www.screwfix.com/p/ybs-loft-insulation-0-4m-x-2m/76477 For the flooring I've lashed out on an offcut of Altro Safety flooring. £35 bargain. ...

... it down, plus the side door step covers the edge, and the rear door is held down by the plastic strip. I suppose you could use the bolts from the runners to hold it down if needed.

Nice job there dave. Can you remember what size bolts you used in the runners for the box? Sorry Alan don't know the size offhand (i think they were 10mm), all i did was take a handful of random sized bolts from the shed to the bongo and see which slid into ...

Nice job there dave. Can you remember what size bolts you used in the runners for the box?

Ok thanks for that Dave. Guess I could leave the runners in place and (as you say) build the floor up. Thanks for that mate, nice one

Looks like a good job there mate. How do you go about removing the seat runners and how do you know where to attach them again? The seat runners on mine were held down with 6 bolts (short runners) you can see the bolts in the second picture. I don't use the ...

Looks like a good job there mate. How do you go about removing the seat runners and how do you know where to attach them again?