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Because of the angle, it doesn't really effect the amount of usable space in the V berth and adds a lot of room for a week's worth of clothing, etc.
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I used the remaining pieces of Azek to make some shelving for the seat box.
Because of the angle, it doesn't really effect the amount of usable space in the V berth and adds a lot of room for a week's worth of clothing, etc.
Sleeping bag in the cubby. I'm planning on using the flat panel to mount my flare gun kit and a second fire extinguisher. The "exposed" wiring that is left is mostly in white conduit and would now be very difficult to snag.
Storage is an issue, so I used the rest of the Azek board to make a storage cubby in the V berth. The little cubby next to the helm is dedicated for a first aid kit and ditch bag.
This is my new electrical cover. It is two pieces of 10" Azek plastic trim glued together. Cheaper than Starboard. Hold screws better than SB. Glues better than SB. Floats better than SB. I prefer adding things that float to a boat.
All of the electrical wiring just hangs loose on the back of the helm, which is in the V berth on the 16. I've still got a few more modifications (like a negative buss bar) and then I need to cover it up.
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Because of the angle, it doesn't really effect the amount of usable space in the V berth and adds a lot of room for a week's worth of clothing, etc.

Because of the angle, it doesn't really effect the amount of usable space in the V berth and adds a lot of room for a week's worth of clothing, etc.
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All of the electrical wiring just hangs loose on the back of the helm, which is in the V berth on the 16. I've still got a few more modifications (like a negative buss bar) and then I need to cover it up.
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