DIY Ceiling Panel Kit for Transit 148

Compatible with: Transit 148

Description: Designed specifically for the Ford Transit 148, our Ceiling Panel DIY Kit delivers a clean, factory-fit overhead finish that enhances both the look and functionality of your van interior. The kit includes precision-cut ceiling panels engineered to match the factory roof contours, and mounts using our included ceiling brackets that space the panels approximately 1/2" off the factory ribs for a consistent, level installation surface. Our standard material is raw 1/4" Baltic birch, ready for you to finish as desired, with upgrade options available in prefinished Baltic birch, white laminated birch plywood, or pre-upholstered panels wrapped in Marathon Tweed fabric in either Oat or Charcoal. Pricing varies depending on the material selection. All panels are designed for straightforward installation and fasten securely using screws and finish washers, with every screw hole pre-piloted for accuracy and ease. The kit includes all necessary ceiling panels for the main cabin, providing a cohesive and refined overhead finish throughout your van. Cutouts for fans, lighting, or other ceiling components can be accommodated—please contact us prior to ordering to ensure proper fitment.

Dimensions:

• Box Dimensions:
• Width: 62"
• Depth: 39"
• Height: 1.5"

What's Included:

• 4x CNC Cut Ceiling Panels
• 6x Ceiling Brackets
• 18x Bolts and Washers (1/4-20)
• 18x Plusnuts
• 35x Panel Screws
• 35x Finish Washers

Items to buy separately:

• No additional hardware needed

Tools you'll need:

• Power drill
• 1/8" drill bit
• #2 Phillips Bit
• Step Bit
• Countersink Bit
• Plusnut Tool (Alternative: rivnuts)
• 7/16" Socket Wrench

Disclaimer: These panels are raw, unfinished Baltic birch and require sanding and sealing. Natural wood variation and minor warping may occur but will settle once installed. Intended to be painted or upholstered. Staining alone may yield inconsistent results. Use proper exterior-grade or vehicle-safe finishes. Panel kits may exclude areas typically upholstered in full builds. Note: This applies to raw panels only—requirements differ for pre-finished, laminate, and fabric-wrapped options.