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wm460
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I had a look at Aintree Boats website certainly very nice inside.
P.S. it is only 9,443 mi to Aust.
P.S. it is only 9,443 mi to Aust.
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Question Ray the multi welded bracing in the pics, what happens next,do they stay,how is the space utilised?
All the best Peter.
All the best Peter.
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Cover the area in and use it for blank storage.[emoji6]
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The bracing will be removed once the cabin sides and roof are in place. They will then coat the floor with bitumen paint and lay a roofing type felt over that and then pack the bilge with four or five layers of bricks for ballast. The interior will then be battened out to take the ply lining and be spray foamed for insulation. I think they also apply a coat of primer to interior steel. It will then be lined with oak veneer marine ply. The rest of the interior bulkheads will be oak veneered block board. Starting at the stern, there will be the engine room, then the bedroom, followed by a walk-through bathroom, the galley and Pullman style dinette and the lounge. There is a lot more detail I could go into and I have spent many hours researching things to make sure we get the boat how we want it for living aboard. It will be fairly bespoke, but there are things I would've liked to have had but couldn't for cost reasons. One was a fully hydraulic drive system that would have added over £20,000.
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It would make a fantastic workshop space, just think how much machinery would fit in there
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I had a look at Aintree Boats website certainly very nice inside.
P.S. it is only 9,443 mi to Aust.
People have tried taking a narrowboat on the sea, let's just say it didn't go well
