Wall & Door Panels, Interior Trim

Bring a cleaner, more cohesive finish to your Sprinter, Transit, or ProMaster van with purpose-made wall panels, door panels, and interior trim designed around your vehicle’s contours. These products can turn exposed or unfinished areas into more polished parts of the interior, helping the entire space feel complete and thoughtfully put together.

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The Van Mart carries interior finishing products for different areas of Sprinter, Transit, and ProMaster vans. Some cover broad sections of the cabin, while others provide a targeted solution for smaller surfaces. This range allows you to choose products according to the scope and requirements of your project. A closer look at the available product types can clarify how each one can contribute to your build.

Interior Wall Panels

Large expanses of exposed metal can make a van interior feel bare even after other features have been added. Their unfinished appearance can stand out against the rest of the build and create an uneven look across the space. Wall panels can address this by covering the factory metalwork along the sides of the vehicle. These components create more continuous surfaces throughout the cabin, helping the surrounding elements come together as part of a unified design. 

The Van Mart carries full wall-panel kits for different Sprinter, Transit, and ProMaster configurations. These kits provide an alternative to fabricating every panel from scratch, making it easier to achieve consistent coverage across the main wall sections. Moreover, their vehicle-specific layouts establish where the finished wall surfaces will sit within the cabin. This gives you a useful reference for planning the placement of cabinetry, trim, and other interior features more accurately.

Interior Door Panels

Your vehicle’s sliding and rear doors sit within some of the largest openings in your van. If left untreated, their original factory finish can look out of place after the surrounding areas have been customized. 

Purpose-made interior door panels can update these highly visible areas, bringing their appearance in line with the rest of your interior. The Van Mart carries a broad range of door-panel options, including upholstered, bamboo, and Black-Hex finishes. These choices allow you to coordinate the doors with nearby surfaces or create deliberate contrast, turning the factory sections of your build into more considered elements of the finished interior.

Interior Trim

Doorways and structural pillars are transition points where the vehicle’s original bodywork meets the added elements of a conversion. At these junctions, gaps or uneven edges may remain visible even when the adjoining components are fitted correctly. Interior trim covers can be installed over these unfinished areas. These upgrades give each adjoining surface a cleaner edge, creating a more defined connection from one section to the next. 

The Van Mart offers targeted kits for pillars and door thresholds, as well as full interior packages for selected Mercedes Sprinter configurations. This selection allows you to address the transition points included in your project, whether it involves a single junction or a complete set of pillars and thresholds.

Explore The Van Mart’s selection of wall panels, door panels, and interior trim to find products that suit your project. If you have any questions about our products, visit our Contact Us page and fill in the form. Our team will be happy to provide you with any additional information you need before placing your order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which panels or trim pieces will fit my van?

Check the product listing against your van’s make, model, year, wheelbase, and roof height. This way, you can focus on options designed around your vehicle’s basic dimensions. When comparing specific panel options, consider your van’s door position and factory window configuration. These may affect the required panel layout or cut-outs. For greater certainty, review all listed fitment details before ordering, as products made for one configuration may not suit another.

Are all door panels available individually or as complete kits?

The purchasing format varies between products. Some sliding-door panels are sold individually, while rear-door options may come as matched pairs or multi-piece kits. A quick look at the product page can confirm what the package includes and whether you need to purchase any additional pieces separately.

What materials and finishes are available for van interior panels and trim?

Options vary by product. Van interior panels, for instance, may be made from materials such as prefinished plywood or bamboo. Other choices include Black-Hex panels, upholstery-ready panels, and fully upholstered panels. Meanwhile, interior trim kits are made from ABS plastic and can be left raw, painted, or upholstered. Review the material and color options on each listing before choosing a finish for your build to ensure that it works with the interior you want to create. 

At what stage of a van conversion should wall panels, door panels, and interior trim be installed?

Wall and door panels are generally fitted during the interior finishing stage, after insulation, wiring, and other concealed work are complete. This keeps the covered components accessible until they have been tested and finalised. Interior trim kits, on the other hand, are often positioned before the wall and ceiling panels so that the edges of these panels can be fitted around them. It’s therefore worth checking the instructions for all your selected products beforehand to determine the correct sequence and avoid having to rework installed components.

Can I install van wall panels, door panels, and interior trim myself?

Yes. Many products come pre-cut or pre-drilled and may include mounting hardware and templates, making DIY installation possible. Keep in mind that not all products have the same installation requirements. Some installations may involve more complex work, such as additional drilling, rivet nut installation, or careful positioning of larger panels. If you don’t have the necessary tools or experience, hiring a professional installer may be the more practical option.