Serg Supply Promaster Van Cabinet | Rounded Overhead

Promaster Overhead Van Cabinets are the ultimate solution for van lifers, DIY enthusiasts, and professional van builders. These van cabinets are thoughtfully designed with a large access door for effortless storage access and a sleek 1.5" curved edge, offering a modern aesthetic. Crafted with solid, continuous sections and grain-matched doors, they blend style with functionality seamlessly. The cabinets come with a black-coated compression latch for secure closure and can be easily mounted on walls, ceiling panels, headliners, or overhead frames. 

Tailored to match your vehicle's make and model, the Promaster van cabinets ensure a customized fit. While not pre-wired, these cabinets are ready for your lighting needs. The perfect addition to our Promaster Van Kitchen! Keep all of your cooking items out of the way and secured! 

They feature a robust construction capable of holding heavy cargo without compromising durability. When you choose Promaster Overhead Van Cabinets from Serg Supply, you invest in a high-quality, versatile storage solution that enhances your van conversion, making it stylish, organized, and tailor-fit to your needs.

Our Promaster Van Cabinets are Crafted to meet the unique needs of van life enthusiasts, DIY van conversion experts, and professional van builders. These paint-grade cabinets are the perfect blend of form and function. 

Features

• Large Access Door: These cabinets are designed with a generously sized door, ensuring easy access to your stored items making life on the road more convenient.
• Seamless Elegance: Promaster Overhead Van Cabinets come with solid, continuous sections and grain-matched doors, adding a touch of beauty to your van's interior.
• Secure Closure: Featuring a black-coated compression latch, these cabinets offer a secure closure, keeping your belongings safely stowed, even during bumpy rides.
• Modern Aesthetic: The 1.5" curved edge on these cabinets provides a sleek and modern look, enhancing the overall aesthetics of your van conversion.
• Versatile Installation: You can mount these cabinets to walls, ceiling panels, headliners, or directly onto the overhead frame (we recommend Rivet Nuts for this method), making installation a breeze.
• Custom Vehicle Fit: The back curve is expertly cut to match your specific vehicle make and model, ensuring seamless integration into your van's interior.
• Lighting Ready: The lights are not pre-wired to the ballast. You'll need to wire them to your ballast and central power system to illuminate your space according to your preferences.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand the demands of van life, these cabinets are robust and can hold heavy cargo without the risk of breaking. Please keep in mind that they are not rated for more than 100lbs of storage per cabinet.

Materials

• Prefinished Maple

Please refer to our materials page here to see images and details of each option: Materials

Specs

Length: 36" - 44" (Can be mounted side by side to cover the full length of any vehicle)
Depth: 15.5" Standard, 12.5" Low Profile
Height: 15.5" Height
Weight: Approx. 38lbs per 40" section
Load Capacity: 100lbs per 20" section

DIY Installation

Installation Difficulty: Medium | 2 people
Installation Time: 1 Hour
Tools Needed: Power Drill, Rivet Nut Tool, Screw Driver, Drill Bits

FAQs

• Will these cabinets perfectly fit my vehicle?
  
  

These cabinets are cut to match the curvature of the ceiling and walls. Promasters have a uniquely flat rear profile and top profile, unlike other models. Note: Promaster cabinets have a 1/8" cutting channel on the top corner of each sidewall that serves as a cutting guide in case one of the overhead beams prevents the cabinets from fitting against the wall. This cutting channel guides where to cut to notch your cabinets to bypass the protruding beam. 

It is strongly recommended that this cabinet is mounted using rivet nuts as specified by our Installation Guide.

• What are the differences in material choice for upper cabinetry?
  
  

All upper cabinetry materials are made from the same paint-grade plywood used in custom kitchen builds and designed to withstand years of daily use.

Prefinished Maple

• Semigloss finish
• Does not take stains or seals
• Takes very well to paint
• No finish work needed - already sealed and protected
• Lightweight and durable

Unfinished Maple

• Lighter shade
• Takes very well to lighter stains or whitewash stains
• It takes very poorly to dark stains
• Very easy to paint
• Can take mineral oil/finishing oil for a nice light finish
• Sealing is recommended, but not required
• Lightweight and durable

• How do I apply paint, stain, or sealer?
  
  

Painting

• Lightly scuff the entire cabinet surface that you plan on coating with 120-180 grit sandpaper.
• Apply 2-3 coats of primer before applying your main coat.
• Always apply a finish when you're happy with the paint to get a long-lasting appearance.

Staining

• Sand the surface on all faces with sandpaper traveling with the grain of the wood.
• Apply stain very cautiously to a section of the cabinet that will not be visible to gauge the volume and pressure you need to achieve the look you want.
• Apply the stain evenly with a rag, sponge, or spray gun until all surfaces are coated.
• Please note that overlapping surfaces may make the stain darker on the overlapped areas.
• Always apply a finish when you're happy with the stain to get a long-lasting appearance.

• The Promaster only has one beam in the front for mounting.  What should I do?
  

Our Promaster upper cabinets should mount to more than one beam, but as noted it's not long enough to hit two. For this reason, we recommend using fasteners liberally to join the cabinets to the ceiling panels. We've seen great success from using standard wall anchors designed for studs (The metal variant) or other wall anchors designed to open up and expand behind the ceiling panel.

It's also recommended to use rivet nuts or similar anchoring method to join the cabinets to the horizontal beam running the length of the vehicle along the bottom/back of the cabinet.

• Is the wood color consistent across orders?
  

Lumber pattern is not guaranteed. This comes from raw lumber and varies in tint, shade, and grain. Small defects in the veneer also occur occasionally and we make a great effort not to use any lumber with serious flaws.

The ends are made from real wood, not veneer. For this reason you may see small gaps (~0.075") at the ends and centers of your cabinet sections. These may be filled with putty, painted over, or ignored.