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Starboard view: detaching the clip from the handle is swift allowing for easy access without disturbing the set-up. This has made our lives so much easier.
Starboard view: rope, clip and curtain in place.
Close up of the clip, which I purchased at West Marine.
This is a close-up of the clip attached to the hand. Notice that the curtain can easily be drawn with the rope and clip in place.
Here, the curtain is drawn toward the port handle grip. This is used not only for privacy, but also to block the sun when necessary while we sit in the cockpit.
Panoramic of our new arrangement. We use clips to attach the rope to the hand rails, and a boat hook as a center pole. This makes deployment rapid.
11 Alternate Cockpit Arrangement for Portable Toilet Enclosure. The entire cockpit area becomes a bathroom and changing room when my wife and I are staying in overnight anchorages and transient berths.
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Starboard view: rope, clip and curtain in place.

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01 Marinaut 215 cockpit temporary portable toilet enclosure. This enclosure is very private, and because the sides are flexible can easily expand out to about 3 feet wide. (In this picture, the enclosure falsely appears to be only 18 inches wide because the wind, blowing into the cockpit from the right is pushing the curtain in toward the stern.)
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