While in St. Augustine, we hade our broker friend, from Catamaran Company, come out to the boat. He was in awe and did an impromptu video to show around at the office. Everyone liked it so much they want to do an article for Multi-Hull magazine. We'll let you know if that happens.
The photos will show a before and after of each section.
We also made our own YouTube video, with proper staging. The link is: https://youtu.be/1ZvvKhlHNw4
As of this posting, YouTube was still processing, but it should be up soon.
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NEW - Eliminated a never used nav station and added storage with green acrylic doors. There are also two large storage areas behind the couch. We actually store our beach chairs there.
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NEW - Custom couch designed to be lightweight for boats. There is storage below the entire thing and we have tables that snap into the drink holders for working on computers and eating. The tables store in the arms.
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NEW - Fully functional galley with the home sized 33' x22" sink. Motion sense faucet for water savings. All storage in drawers on full length spring loaded slides. No locks needed and no more kneeling down to find something in your cabinets. Under the stove is a discrete 45 qt Engel freezer on the same type of drawer.
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NEW - Countertops is a lightweight 1/4" thick granite and coarse composite made by Granite Transformations. That was epoxied to our lightweight Coosa substrate. All cabinets are gel-coated Nida Core. Notice the separate oven and it vents outside.
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NEW - Large, 6.3 cu. ft., two drawer refrigerator by Isotherm.
Wanted to show you a lift feature we added. This gave us access to space way behind the sink. Lift is down.
Lift is up. We have power added for the coffee maker. You can also stop it anywhere you want. There is backlighting inside for when you want to display your party glasses.
Last, but not least, is the new floor. Solid cherry 3/8" thick, tongue and groove planks. epoxied down and varnished with 6 coats of Bristol Marine Urethane.
Last, but not least, is the new floor. Solid cherry 3/8" thick, tongue and groove planks. epoxied down and varnished with 6 coats of Bristol Marine Urethane.
Wow. Nice work. You deserve a Sam Adams October fest.
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Absolutely beautiful! Enjoy your new space.
ReplyDeleteSorry your stop in Vero was so short and we didn't have more time to visit. Safe travels and we'll see you out there, somewhere :)
WOW! BEAUTIFUL! This re-build should be in all Boating magazines! Norbert
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