FWIW, I'm thinking of using a double-size air mattress, which should fit nicely widthwise. Most are 54 inches, and I measure a 55-inch width of the narrower (port) settee. Lengthwise it may be a bit of a squeeze. Most mattresses are 74 inches, and I measure 70 inches at the short (fore) side of the new berth. But I'm thinking it should work if I keep the mattress slightly under-inflated.
Anyway, thanks again.
s/v Windsome
C27TR #6594
Hampton, VA
At 12:43 PM 3/28/2007, you wrote:
Jeff,
they were 2x4s cut down and rounded along one side to fit into the stringer notches, 5 all together, each slightly different in length to account for the curved width. I attached a pic of how the inside looks bedless (I left the photo pretty big so you can see detail). If you look closely you can see the cutouts for the stringers with the topping strip. The wide trim strips lengthwise under each berth were replaced with thicker mahogany but level with the berth, with a removable finishing trim that fits in with dowels along the top so there is a lip for the cushions again.
I'm planning to visit my boat this weekend for a fix and will take a few photos to put on my somewhat neglected website.
Lori T
1979 Catalina 27 #4244
"Summer Place"
Barnegat Bay, NJ
http://users.nac.net/lorrainet/home/
"Jeffery L. Sheler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Lori. What size boards did you use for stringers? How many stringers do you have? Thanks.
- Jeff Sheler
- s/v Windsome
- C27TR #6594
- Hampton, VA
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