After living aboard for many years, finding and making storage space got harder as the years went by. The two key thoughts were to keep the heavy stuff low and out of the bow and stern as much as possible. This boat design can carry a lot of weight and still perform well. We were usually down about 6 inches on our lines, and she still sailed safely. Hope these ideas help......................
extra shelf and place for paper towels
hanging net will still give feeling of open space
Storage in back of ice box with shelf Under teak floor below chart table Below battery box. Note fiber glassed seat behind engine and foam for sound barrier. place for trash with bar to hold plastic bag. Designed by DE Yachts. Note 4 burner stove by Magic Chef from a RV Fire place installed by DE Yachts in 1975. Removed pilot birth and made shelf for books TV and Liquor Cabinet. Below shelf is perfect place to store tools with shelf for parts. Some tools held onto back of cover with leather beltSave
Just wanted to add a few more storage spaces. Locker behind upholstery trim at quarter birth Behind toilet Shelf on starboard side of forepeakShelf on port side of fore-peak This space had a piece of plywood across where we stored food and kept bed permanently made up. Note 6 inch cushion For a good sleep had lee cloths. Note rigid board on top of cloth.
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