I used Bostik Industrial Adhesive to stick ply to metal frame - just braced it with lengths of timber overnight.
As far as wiring it does not need to be seen by an Electrical Inspector before lining but does need to be done or supervised by the Electrician who is sign the Certificate of Compliance . I left my old frame bonding cable in place and installed a new one that was visible and accessible from under the floor where it bolted on to the Chassis
That is only for the 230V mains wiring. I used 230V rated cable for my 12V equipment so they can be run together just make sure its large enough to handle the volt drop
Your sparky mate will be able to source the ASNZS Standards if they are currently Licensed - they need to know it if they are signing it off although its pretty straight forward.
Also as recommended by Vansvilla I have sealed the area below the bed that is accessed from the hatch with leftover caravan ply. Didn't bother with holes in bottom as the hob is connected with a flexible hose that can only be attached to bottle with the hatch open.
As far as wiring it does not need to be seen by an Electrical Inspector before lining but does need to be done or supervised by the Electrician who is sign the Certificate of Compliance . I left my old frame bonding cable in place and installed a new one that was visible and accessible from under the floor where it bolted on to the Chassis
That is only for the 230V mains wiring. I used 230V rated cable for my 12V equipment so they can be run together just make sure its large enough to handle the volt drop
Your sparky mate will be able to source the ASNZS Standards if they are currently Licensed - they need to know it if they are signing it off although its pretty straight forward.
Also as recommended by Vansvilla I have sealed the area below the bed that is accessed from the hatch with leftover caravan ply. Didn't bother with holes in bottom as the hob is connected with a flexible hose that can only be attached to bottle with the hatch open.
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