06 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure folded up curtain port side. A rubberized hair band (10" diameter) looped through a picture hook serves to bind the folded curtains together securely against the camperback support bar.

09 Hardware used to construct portable toilet enclosure

08 Diagram of Portable Toilet Enclosure in Rear Cockpit of Marinaut 215

07 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure folded up curtains starboard side. Please notice that the folded up curtains do not obstruct our view.

06 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure folded up curtain port side. A rubberized hair band (10" diameter) looped through a picture hook serves to bind the folded curtains together securely against the camperback support bar.

05 Thetford Curve stored under Marinaut 215 splashwell, and is completely out of the way, which frees the cockpit for normal use.

04 Thetford Curve pulled out of the Marinaut 215 splashwell

03 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure view from cabin looking out toward the stern. We got these curtains from Bed, Bath and Beyond. They are very easily to attach with the built-in curtain ring system. They originally had a 1+ foot top sheer, which we removed, and binded the top and bottom pieces together using 1/8" diameter x 1/4" long aluminum pop rivets (with 1/8" aluminum washer backing.) This worked well, because in their 6 foot long original form, the curtains were too long. At 5 feet long, the curtains are now, for us, a perfect length. Incidentally, we used a total of 3 curtains, each one costing $20. Also, each curtain has an inner liner.

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06 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure folded up curtain port side. A rubberized hair band (10" diameter) looped through a picture hook serves to bind the folded curtains together securely against the camperback support bar.

C-Nile
May 11, 2012

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