Your campervan or motorhome interior should work around the way you travel.

If the existing layout lacks storage, the bed is difficult to use, furniture has become damaged or the original conversion no longer suits your needs, WeConvert can alter and improve the interior without requiring a complete rebuild.

From our private workshop in Blackburn, we provide campervan and motorhome interior modifications for customers across Blackburn, Lancashire and the surrounding North West.

We work on professionally converted campervans, factory-built motorhomes and suitable self-build conversions.

Campervan Interior Alterations

A complete conversion is not always necessary.

Small, carefully planned changes can make a significant difference to how comfortable and practical a vehicle feels.

Our interior modification services can include:

• Bed alterations and replacements
• Additional storage
• New cupboards and shelving
• Kitchen-unit modifications
• Replacement worktops
• Table-system changes
• Seating-layout alterations
• Overhead lockers
• Drawer installations
• Access panels
• Removable furniture
• Appliance-housing alterations
• Damaged furniture replacement
• Interior finishing and trim work
• Improvements to incomplete conversions

We can complete a single alteration or plan several changes as part of a wider interior upgrade.

Campervan Bed Modifications

A campervan bed needs to be comfortable, easy to operate and properly supported.

We can modify or replace various types of campervan bed, including:

• Fixed rear beds
• Raised garage beds
• Pull-out beds
• Bench beds
• Slide-out bed systems
• Folding bed platforms
• Removable bed boards
• Child bed arrangements
• Additional sleeping platforms
• Mattress support systems

Bed modifications may be required where:

• The existing bed is uncomfortable
• The frame has become loose or damaged
• The bed is difficult to assemble
• More storage is needed underneath
• The sleeping area needs to be larger
• Access to the garage or storage area is restricted
• The layout needs to accommodate a child
• A permanent bed is preferred over daily setup
• A fixed bed needs to become removable

We will assess the available space, support requirements and how the bed interacts with surrounding furniture.

Seat-belted travel seats and crash-tested bed systems are treated separately. Any installation intended to carry passengers while travelling must use appropriate approved products and installation methods.

Additional Campervan Storage

Lack of storage is one of the most common problems in campervans and motorhomes.

Storage needs to be accessible, secure while travelling and positioned without making the interior feel cramped.

We can design and install:

• Overhead lockers
• Under-bed storage
• Drawers
• Cupboards
• Open shelving
• Boot and shoe storage
• Wardrobes
• Kitchen storage
• Garage-area storage
• Removable storage boxes
• Equipment compartments
• Access hatches
• Storage around wheel arches
• Storage within seating units

The design can be matched to the existing interior where practical or created as a contrasting standalone feature.

We also consider weight distribution, access to electrical equipment and the need to reach plumbing or other services in the future.

Kitchen Unit Modifications

An existing campervan kitchen may be usable but poorly laid out.

We can modify kitchen areas to improve storage, worktop space and access to appliances.

Kitchen modifications can include:

• Replacement worktops
• Additional drawers
• Cupboard alterations
• Sink-unit modifications
• Appliance-housing changes
• Fridge-unit alterations
• Pull-out worktop extensions
• Removable kitchen pods
• Additional shelving
• New doors and fronts
• Improved access to plumbing
• Improved access to gas or electrical equipment
• Replacement damaged panels
• New splashbacks and finishing trims

Where the proposed change affects water, gas or electrical systems, these elements must be considered as part of the complete job.

Gas-related work is only undertaken where it can be completed, tested and signed off appropriately.

Replacement Campervan Worktops

Campervan and motorhome worktops can become damaged by water, heat, impact or regular use.

We can replace or modify worktops around:

• Sinks
• Hobs
• Refrigerators
• Storage units
• Table systems
• Kitchen extensions
• Fold-out worktop sections

Depending on the design, replacement worktops may be made from lightweight laminated board, plywood-based materials, compact laminate or another suitable product.

We consider weight, moisture resistance, heat exposure and how the worktop will be fixed within a moving vehicle.

Existing appliances may need to be removed and refitted as part of the work.

Cupboard, Door and Drawer Repairs

Vibration and repeated use can cause campervan furniture fittings to loosen or fail.

We can repair or replace:

• Cupboard hinges
• Drawer runners
• Catches and latches
• Handles
• Doors and drawer fronts
• Damaged carcass panels
• Loose shelves
• Trim pieces
• Furniture fixings
• Soft-close mechanisms
• Push-button catches

Where a replacement component is no longer available, we can look at adapting a suitable alternative or manufacturing a replacement panel.

Repairs depend on the condition of the surrounding furniture. A damaged hinge can normally be replaced, but badly split or water-damaged board may need a larger section replacing.

Campervan Seating Modifications

We can alter suitable living-area seating to improve comfort, storage or access.

This may include:

• Rebuilding bench seating
• Changing seat-box dimensions
• Adding storage below seating
• Altering backrest angles
• Replacing seat boards
• Creating removable seating sections
• Adding table supports
• Improving access to batteries or equipment
• Converting unused seating into storage

This service relates to seating used while the vehicle is parked.

We do not modify an ordinary furniture unit into a passenger travel seat. Any seat intended to be occupied while driving must be a suitable tested product with appropriate restraints and mounting arrangements.

Campervan Table Systems

A table can take up valuable space if it is badly positioned or difficult to remove.

We can install or modify:

• Removable pedestal tables
• Sliding table systems
• Swing-arm tables
• Wall-mounted tables
• Fold-down tables
• Lagun-style table mounts
• Dining-table extensions
• Outdoor-use table arrangements
• Stored table tops
• Worktop-to-table conversions

The best option depends on the seating arrangement, available floor space and whether the table needs to be removed for sleeping.

We can also reinforce existing mounting points where a table has become loose, subject to the condition of the surrounding structure.

Overhead Lockers and Shelving

Overhead storage makes use of otherwise wasted space, but it must be properly designed and securely fixed.

We can install:

• Overhead lockers
• High-level shelves
• Open-front storage
• Bedside lockers
• Cab-area storage
• Kitchen shelving
• Rear-door storage
• Lightweight storage compartments

We consider headroom, door opening, weight and how stored items will be restrained while travelling.

Heavy equipment should not normally be stored high within the vehicle.

Interior Repairs and Damaged Furniture

Water leaks, impact damage and general wear can leave parts of an interior unsafe or difficult to use.

We can assess damage involving:

• Swollen or water-damaged panels
• Loose furniture
• Cracked worktops
• Broken cupboard doors
• Damaged bed frames
• Failed drawer runners
• Detached trim
• Poorly supported furniture
• Rattling panels
• Missing access covers
• Incomplete interior finishing

Before replacing water-damaged furniture, the source of the leak should be found and corrected.

Replacing a visible panel without addressing the cause may allow the damage to return.

Extensive structural damp damage within a coachbuilt motorhome may require a specialist motorhome body-repair company.

Modifications to Self-Build Campervans

We can consider alterations to suitable self-build campervans, including conversions that are incomplete or no longer work as intended.

This may include:

• Completing unfinished furniture
• Correcting impractical layouts
• Improving access to electrical equipment
• Altering poorly positioned cupboards
• Adding missing storage
• Rebuilding bed frames
• Replacing unsuitable materials
• Improving internal finishing
• Making furniture easier to remove
• Correcting loose or insecure components

Before agreeing to modifications, we may need to inspect how the existing interior has been constructed and fixed to the vehicle.

Some work may need to be removed before hidden services or structural fixing points can be assessed.

Motorhome Interior Modifications

We can also undertake selected interior alterations within factory-built and coachbuilt motorhomes.

Suitable work may include:

• Additional storage
• Worktop replacement
• Cupboard and drawer repairs
• Bed modifications
• Table-system replacement
• Shelving
• Appliance-housing alterations
• Interior trim repairs
• Accessibility improvements
• Storage-garage modifications

Motorhomes often use lightweight specialist furniture construction, shaped panels and factory-specific fittings.

The suitability of each alteration depends on the existing construction and whether replacement materials or components can be matched.

We do not provide large-scale coachbuilt wall, floor or roof reconstruction.

Interior Modifications for Changing Needs

A layout that worked when a vehicle was first converted may become less practical over time.

We can help adapt an interior where:

• A family needs an additional sleeping space
• Children have outgrown the original bed arrangement
• More off-grid equipment has been installed
• A larger fridge is required
• Storage needs have changed
• The owner needs easier access
• The van is now used for longer trips
• A permanent bed is preferred
• Sports equipment needs to be stored
• The vehicle is being prepared for sale
• The original DIY layout has proven impractical

We will discuss the problem you are trying to solve before recommending a design.

The simplest alteration is often better than rebuilding a large section of the vehicle unnecessarily.

Materials and Finishes

Depending on the project, interior modifications may use:

• Lightweight furniture board
• Plywood
• Laminated plywood
• Decorative wall panels
• Compact laminate
• Lightweight worktops
• Aluminium profiles
• Suitable furniture fixings
• Automotive carpet
• Edge trims
• Matching or contrasting hardware

We select materials with consideration for:

• Weight
• Strength
• Moisture resistance
• Ease of cleaning
• Appearance
• Existing finishes
• Availability of matching products
• Future repairability

Exact colour and finish matches cannot always be guaranteed, particularly in older conversions where the original material is no longer manufactured.

Where a match is not possible, we can discuss using a deliberate contrasting finish rather than an approximate match.

Access to Electrical and Plumbing Systems

Furniture should not permanently block access to batteries, fuses, chargers, water pumps, isolation points or other equipment requiring inspection and maintenance.

When modifying an interior, we consider:

• Electrical equipment access
• Fuse access
• Battery removal
• Water pump access
• Tank inspection
• Heater servicing
• Gas isolation
• Cable routes
• Plumbing connections
• Ventilation requirements

Where possible, we use removable panels, doors or access hatches so equipment can be reached without dismantling the whole interior.

Our Interior Modification Process

1. Initial enquiry

Tell us about your vehicle, the existing layout and what you want to change.

Photographs and approximate dimensions are helpful at this stage.

2. Workshop assessment

We inspect the interior, existing furniture and any systems affected by the proposed alteration.

This allows us to understand how the current conversion has been built.

3. Design and scope

We discuss the most practical way to achieve the required improvement.

For straightforward alterations, a formal drawing may not be necessary. More complex work may require a measured design before manufacture begins.

4. Quotation

We provide a written quotation or estimate covering the agreed work, materials and any known associated alterations.

Hidden damage or inaccessible services cannot always be assessed until part of the interior has been removed.

5. Manufacture and installation

The agreed components are manufactured or modified and fitted within the vehicle.

We aim to retain suitable existing furniture where this provides the most practical and cost-effective result.

6. Final checks and handover

We inspect the completed work, check moving components and explain any new fittings or operating arrangements.

Why Choose WeConvert?

Practical layout improvements

We focus on solving the problem that makes your current interior difficult to use.

One-off modifications

You do not need to commission a complete conversion. We can undertake suitable individual alterations and repairs.

Campervan and motorhome knowledge

We understand that furniture must work around electrical systems, plumbing, heating, ventilation and limited vehicle space.

Work on existing conversions

We can consider professionally converted vehicles, factory-built motorhomes and suitable self-build campervans.

Bespoke components

Where a standard replacement is unavailable, we can manufacture suitable furniture components for the particular vehicle.

Local workshop service

Our Darwen workshop serves customers from Blackburn, Accrington, Burnley, Rossendale, Bolton, Chorley, Preston and across Lancashire.

Vehicles We Work On

We can consider interior modifications on many campervans and motorhomes based on:

• Citroën Relay
• Peugeot Boxer
• Fiat Ducato
• Ford Transit
• Ford Transit Custom
• Volkswagen Transporter
• Volkswagen Crafter
• MAN TGE
• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
• Renault Master
• Vauxhall Movano
• Factory-built campervans
• Coachbuilt motorhomes
• Suitable self-build conversions

The feasibility of an alteration depends on the existing construction, available space and the condition of the vehicle.

What We Do Not Cover

Our interior modification service does not normally include:

• Engine or mechanical repairs
• Vehicle bodywork or accident repairs
• Major coachbuilt structural reconstruction
• Extensive damp rebuilding
• Upholstery manufacturing
• Reupholstering complete interiors
• Unapproved passenger-seat conversions
• Fabricating untested seat-belt anchorages
• Alterations that would make an installation unsafe or inaccessible

We may work alongside an upholsterer, gas engineer, electrician or another specialist where a project requires skills outside our agreed scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you modify a campervan converted by another company?

Yes. We can consider alterations to professionally converted campervans, factory-built vehicles and suitable self-builds.

We will normally need to inspect the existing construction before confirming the work.

Can you add more storage to my campervan?

Yes. Depending on the available space, we can add cupboards, drawers, overhead lockers, shelves, under-bed storage or purpose-built compartments.

Can you change my campervan bed?

We can modify or replace suitable living-area bed systems, including fixed beds, pull-out beds and removable sleeping platforms.

Passenger-rated travel beds and belted seats require specific approved products and installation arrangements.

Can you match my existing furniture?

We will try to find a close or complementary finish, but exact matches are not always possible.

Older boards, laminates and hardware may no longer be available.

Can you replace a damaged worktop?

Yes, subject to inspecting the worktop, surrounding furniture and any sink, hob or appliances fitted within it.

Do you repair motorhome furniture?

We can undertake selected repairs and alterations to motorhome furniture, including cupboards, worktops, beds, storage and table systems.

Major coachbuilt structural repairs are outside our normal scope.

Can you complete an unfinished self-build conversion?

Yes, depending on the condition and quality of the existing work.

A larger unfinished project may be better handled as a partial conversion rather than an individual modification.

Can you install furniture I have already purchased?

Potentially, provided it is suitable for the vehicle and supplied with the necessary components and installation information.

We will need to inspect the product and vehicle before confirming installation.

How much does an interior modification cost?

The cost depends on the materials, complexity, amount of existing furniture that must be removed and whether electrical, plumbing or appliance alterations are required.

After inspecting the vehicle and agreeing the design, we can provide a quotation or estimate.

How long will the work take?

Small repairs or alterations may take a day.

More involved furniture modifications can require several workshop days, particularly where new components need to be designed and manufactured.

Request an Interior Modification Quote

To help us assess your project, please provide:

• Vehicle make, model and year
• Campervan or motorhome type
• Wheelbase and roof height
• A description of the current layout
• What you would like to change
• Photographs of the existing interior
• Approximate dimensions where available
• Details of any electrical, gas or plumbing equipment nearby
• Your preferred timeframe
• Your postcode
• Your approximate budget

Whether you need additional storage, a more practical bed, a replacement worktop or a wider interior redesign, we can assess the vehicle and recommend a suitable way forward.