Rikki-tikki-tavi... The Forward Cabin

I have completed the berth supports and perforated them with many ventholes to combat what we understand is a significant mildew problem in boats. Here I am working on the support for the curving ladder steps.

We have designed some built-in cabinets which will have mahogany doors. The two cubby opening behind my head also serve as ladder steps (with added treads) to get into the bunk. Above these is a drawer opening. There is a hanging locker by my right shoulder which will house the manifold for the water tanks, the largest of which is below the sole underneath me. It is 35 gallons.




	The cabinets in the master stateroom are taking shape. I built a battery box under the ladder for two of the Lifeline AGM batteries. The others will be in the engine "room". We are going to have a worktable in front of the single berth. Sewing projects and maintenance projects with a Zylis bench vise can be done here. It is table height so maybe a bar stool? You may think that's laughable, but why not? We'll be working on projects while in port and it is a nice, stable multihull...
		I have completed the berth supports and perforated them with many ventholes to combat what we understand is a significant mildew problem in boats. Here I am working on the support for the curving ladder steps. We have designed some built-in cabinets which will have mahogany doors. The two cubby opening behind my head also serve as ladder steps (with added treads) to get into the bunk. Above these is a drawer opening. There is a hanging locker by my right shoulder which will house the manifold for the water tanks, the largest of which is below the sole underneath me. It is 35 gallons.

The Aft Cabin...