See attached for my floorplan. I have a queenish sized
bed below the
cockpit on the port side, and an unfinished
storage area under the starboard side. It's a massive air space under there housing some mechanicals (fuel tank & lines,
exhaust,
water heater & lines). The
galley blocks access from the
cabin, and there's a wall (looks like a non-structural piece of plywood) separating it and the bunk. It could be very handy for
storage, but the only access would be from the bunk if the
fuel tank were removed or from a
hatch in the seat above. I had to squeeze through the seat
hatch to change the separator filter. If there was any wave action at all, I wouldn't have attempted it... A massively claustrophobia inducing area to be.
The question is what do yall use this space for? Is it worth removing that separation wall? I'd have to relocate some
electrical and
fuel tidbits that are screwed to it. It just seems like a lot of wasted space. I may do that anyway. I don't like the idea of not being able to easilly access the mechanicals under there.