I suggested the curtain to my significant other and the idea was shot down in it's infancy. The accordion is a bit similar to what I imagined doing with hinges and teak. But I think the swinging door might still be a winner. I realized that the staircase/step doesn't need two steps, one will do just fine. That opens up the possibility of a 18-20 inch door which should be fine.
ha ha...
I see a partial pocket door, glass sliding door, granite or solid surface material deck with a water closet lid that is concealed, overhead flower shower head and a steam shower sauna. Teak slated floor and concealed floor drain.
I'll talk to my glass fabricators to see if that's feasable in that space, probably only could be @ 3' high. Lot a stress on moving water.
Say it once and done..."Kitchens, baths, beds....women rule." After that the rest of your life can be very miserable.
ound:I really can't think of a comment here that the mods would not omit. :embarassed: I do like the Volkswagen idea, but about the tall guys and their inability to uh....oh....nevermind. :facepalm:
Hatch time again. This time I drilled pilot holes and used thin screws to keep everything in place. The melamine underneath is in pretty bad shape anyway, so I figured a couple of holes makes no difference.
Tomorrow evening I'll add the first layer of gelcoat and start glassing on thursday.
Red, how many layers of material do you normally use to built the hatches. I see your forms are built. I have a few hatches to build myself and will try to copy your proven method. Great work! :thumb:
