How to remove a School Bus Floor | Skoolie Bus Conversion

In this video, we'll show you how to remove a school bus floor! If you're looking to convert your own bus into a skoolie, then this is the video for you. We'll cover the basics of removing a floor, as well as some tips to help you make this process quick and easy.

Follow this Step-by-step tutorial on how to remove old school bus flooring: https://bit.ly/busflooring

How we removed the old flooring from our skoolie bus conversion. Check out our website for the series of step-by-step bus conversion tutorials: https://bit.ly/skoolieguides

Essential Tools & Materials You'll Need:
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Our skoolie bus conversion took 9 months and $28,000 to complete. It contains a recording studio, art studio space, kitchen + bath + two guest beds + rooftop deck. All in 198 sq ft of space!

A lot of people ask us what tools and materials are absolutely essential for a bus conversion project. Here they are!

Our TOP 5 Bus Conversion Tools & Materials:
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Angle Grinder (get used to using this ALL the time!): https://amzn.to/36OskgL
Table Saw (it will be nearly impossible to complete your conversion without this. It’s WORTH the investment!): https://amzn.to/3gyGur3

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About Art We There Yet:
Art We There Yet is a project to create art inspired by the Americas, and to give back to communities along the way. Aboard a school bus converted into an art and recording studio, we are traveling 30,000 miles across North, Central, and South America. Creating art and music to highlight the challenges, diversity, and shared humanity of peoples across the Americas. Providing murals and workshops in schools and communities that lack access to arts funding.

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