Brackets epoxed to the hull. Also, the shelf is plywood covered top and bottom with formica. Since the hull is uneven on the inside, he ran a piping along the back to cover up any irregularity and to keep anything from going into the crack in the back.Looks good I to want to do the same, curious how are they supported in the middle of the run against the hull liner.?
Capt Ron
On the top of Bill's project pile is a gooseneck light to install so he can read in the v-berth with his back against the hanging locker wall.Very nice but I can't do that. One of my favorite spots to read is with my back against the hull under that light. Maybe I could do just the forward half on both sides. I do have those hammock-like nets which work but are not nearly so neat.
Funny, but he does it all the time.Mary, shelves look great although I don't see how Bill can squeeze into that V berth sideways.. Nick hurry back. Weather is wonderful. Low 70 high 80
Frank
I have a clip on 110v with a 60 watt bulb. Obviously only usable in a slip but great for workng in a dark engine compartment or locker.The 110AC lights that are in my v-berth and vanity, were those standard? Like a small spot, excellent for reading. I only use them on shorepower. I have never heard anyone mention those. And I don't have a single picture showing those. One is on the aft bulkhead of the hanging locker over the vanity sink and the other is on the forward bulkhead of the hanging locker. I do have some interior pictures of other boats and do not see it. On my boat it is where you see the flowers.
Me naked is an awe inspiring sight. I just slither in.Mary, shelves look great although I don't see how Bill can squeeze into that V berth sideways.. Frank