Under sink storage. These baskets are from a hardware store storage supplies. They are made to slide on to a shelf. I had to cut notches in the facing of the shelf to get them to fit. In the bottom I epoxied vertical "walls" to divide the storage. We found this still offers a lot of flexibility. The roll of paper towels on a dispenser on the shelf in front of the two hose outlets is an eye distraction. It goes in its base holder above a window.
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- Jun 28, 2013
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I removed the water tank from under the dinette seat and replaced it with a fabric "bag" tank under the port V berth. Water suppy is from the same filler cap, but now a longer hose runs along the side of the hull, thru the front dinette seat to the tank location. From there a smaller line goes to the foot pump. Later edit=, bag leaked so went with a smaller hard tank of about 12 gallons.
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- Jun 28, 2013
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I hollowed out the foam from under the V berth. I entered froml the side first, and found that it was almost impossible to work in there, so I then entered from the top. Glad I did both. Used Tempress hatches. The first set were "slam" catchs, and due to the very slight curved of the wall, they would not stay closed. So they ended up on top, and "cam" latches on the vertical sides.
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- Jun 28, 2013
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I hollowed out the foam from under the V berth. I entered froml the side first, and found that it was almost impossible to work in there, so I then entered from the top. Glad I did both. Used Tempress hatches. The first set were "slam" catchs, and due to the very slight curved of the wall, they would not stay closed. So they ended up on top, and "cam" latches on the vertical sides.
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