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Old 16-05-2012, 05:41   #1
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Main Salon Conversion

My Allied Mistress 39 had a drop down from-the-bulkhead table and straight settees in the main salon. I changed it to a "U" shaped settee and a drop down to make a bunk table.
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Old 16-05-2012, 05:47   #2
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Re: Main Salon Conversion

That looks really great! I fantasize about doing something similar but for my darned curved settees and I would have to lose too much of what I love about the interior- immaculate teak. Like the lighter upholestery too, really brightens up the salon.
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Old 16-05-2012, 06:24   #3
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Re: Main Salon Conversion

Nice job, the lighter colours do really lift it and give a more contempory feel as well.
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Old 16-05-2012, 06:30   #4
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Re: Main Salon Conversion

Thanks for the compliments.
With the white upholstery and white table top, the boat LITERALLY looks twice as big.
I had bought teak plywood and teak veneer for the bulkheads but since we have it up for sale, I dont want to mess with it anymore.
The existing wood grained formica bulkheads at 100 yards away still looks like wood grained formica.
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