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Old 22-01-2009, 08:50   #1
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Location: Shelter Island, California
Boat: Stevens 47 Komaru
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Well designed - or wish it was different?

I have moved into the inside of my boat and I am beginning the interior refit. Just about finished with the new diesel tank, which I built in epoxy inside the bilge. I have demoed the both heads the salon, galley nav station and aft stateroom. I basically have a blank slate to work with.

I am looking for your experience with the design of your boats interior, what works well, what missed the mark, what did you have to change, what do you want to change and what do you wish that the designer had done better, from hand holds to cupboards and drawers any thing that would make life better at sea.
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