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Shown here is the custom cabinet that I installed over
the galley. A one-piece cooler lid with hydrolic lift
replaces the original two-piece lid. It is hinged on the
back, well insulated, and has a gasket all the way around.
A fitted screen is installed in all deck hatches.
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Here is another picture of the galley that shows a storage
locker built underneath the galley drawers; great for
storing pots and pans. Also shown is a knife rack. The
can crusher helps reduce the volume of trash that we must
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Shown here are two simple changes that make life easier.
A small rack is added next to the book case to hold a
pair of flashlights. Below is a rack to hold hatch boards
when not in-place. The hatch boards are hinged together
to make one piece. No more fumbling in the dark to put
them together. |
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This picture shows the other side of the overhead galley
cabinet. A television and VCR are built in.
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A Force-10 slimline heater was bolted to the forward bulkhead.
A tile barrier protects the bulkhead. The fan improves
the heater efficiency considerably. This heater works
very well, but uses a lot of propane. |
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The chart table depth was extended by six inches and the
chair moved out to make the chart table more comfortable.
No more bumping my head into the switch panel. A pencil
box was added to the front of the table to support the
extension. The stool was replaced with a swivel chair
with a folding back rest. The hanging locker door will
now only open part way unless the chart table top is lifted.
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