We installed a stereo system and built mounting cabinets to fit inside the liner. The stainless steel storage bin is a bread box from IKEA that is mounted to the wall. We used velcro to hold the lid closed. This provides storage for our pots and pans. We placed beach bags, velcroed in place. They provide storage and a nice bag to go ashore with if needed.
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- Apr 26, 2009
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We did not like the head door so we replaced it with a curtain and a bar that pivots out. When in a closed position it attaches to the forward headboard with a locking hook. When swung open it provides privacy for the V berth or while changing. It is a lot easier to move around than fighting with the head door.
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- Apr 26, 2009
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We installed laminiate flooring. We wanted an area to store the stove so we decided to split the port side seating. This gave us room to add the stove storage box which doubles as an arm rest. It can be removed and the cushion inserted to refill the area for sleeping if required.
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- Apr 26, 2009
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we finished the cabin. We wanted a cabin area that was dressed up but still it practical for day sailing. Generally we do not have more than 4 aboard so this layout works great. The seat cushions bottoms are plywood, vinyl coated and are attached with stainless piano hinges. The cushions are doubled up by using the foam we recylced from the rear berth. This allowed us to cut out additional storage under the seats. We placed LED lighting, with controls at each light, througout the cabin.
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- Apr 26, 2009
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