Companionway Step
I needed to come up with a design for the companionway step. I've made a simple one that has masses of storage inside. It will also be a platform for the gas stove (pictured).
It will obviously be painted and nicely capped off to look good and it will be removeable to gain access to that area of bilge if necessary.
posted by Jimbo | Monday, January 28, 2008
1 Comments:
Very impressive Jim. I'm knee deep in the refurb of my GRP MkII and it requires a great deal of staying power! Doesn't help that the boat is 1 1/2 hours drive from home but it means that it is undercover. Your progress may be slow but the quality of finish looks great - I'm working on the same principle. Fashioning the new teak grab rails, cabin hatch and hatch runners assembly at home at the moment and planning to complete the rub down and apply first coat of paint to the hull in late February.
Can you tell me what varnish you used on your mast? I have a can of Blakes Favourite that I have thought better of than to put on the teak work and was considering redeploying to the mast.
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Thanks
Steven
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