Campervan electrics, heaters
and conversions in North Wales.

12V systems designed and installed, lithium upgrades, Autoterm heaters supplied and fitted, window, skylight, and fan installations, and full conversions from an empty van. All from my workshop in Llanfairfechan, North Wales.

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Inside a finished campervan: an oak worktop with a sink and tap against a patterned tiled splashback, cane-fronted lockers above, reclaimed timber drawers with copper handles below, and round to a bench seat with a rust cushion. A roof light above, and the diesel heater outlet vent set into the panelling near the floor.

Bespoke, hand built campervans using reclaimed wood panelling

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Couldn’t recommend BB Vans enough. I was stranded in Bangor in my campervan after my carbon monoxide alarm went off and had no idea what to do. Ben came out on his day off, diagnosed the diesel heater fault and gave me really honest and thorough advice on my electrical system too — all without charging me anything. Genuinely went above and beyond for a complete stranger. If you need a campervan specialist in North Wales, look no further.

Amy Sellers

Knowledgeable superior service incredibly thorough works carried out to impeccable standard. Fairly priced and a genuine great experience I will always have BB VANS on speed dial as there the go to place for all CAMPER VANS. I’m gently super pleased A++++++

Jack Jones

Where I am

The workshop is in Llanfairfechan, on the North Wales coast, just off the A55 between Bangor and Conwy.

From Wrexham, Chester or Manchester it’s a straight run along the A55 most of the way. Customers make that drive regularly, and I’ve had vans come from further still.

The Smithy, Mill Road, Llanfairfechan, LL33 0TL

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The Smithy, my workshop in Llanfairfechan: an old stone building with a grey metal roof, big sliding doors with the Smithy sign on them, one standing open, and timber stacked in the open bay.