stimleck

I love this project and it looks great but if I could give you a bit of feedback I would suggest that the back rast may be a bit low and the middle seat has square corners but the back bench has rounded, looks a bit odd.
If you are going to redo them for look next year check out the websites of the mt1 V42 or some popular wake board boat companies, they do amazing stuff. The attached pic is one of my favourite interiors[ATTACH=CONFIG]547615[/ATTACH]

stimleck

How about a flip down panel that acts as an ice chest or a flip out bar lol

rak rua

I did notice the different corners on the seats. Reason is, they followed the lines of the seat back on the front seat which was square but the rear seat backrest is on a stainless frame. The frame has slightly rounded corners and is completely removable just by lifting the whole seat back straight up. I wanted it to be removable because there are two storage lockers on the top of the transoms immediately behind the backrest. I can open them with the backrest in place but if I take the backrest out, I can open them and lift out the internal box giving access to the inside of the transom from above. The boxes are actually bait prep boxes but there's no bait on my boat!

Good comments and thanks for the suggestions. I've also looked at a few of the Cigarette center console seats and have been very impressed. You're right, could have done a bit better, I may well change it in the near future. My first refit, It is very simple and cosmetic compared to many threads I read here but I've enjoyed it and learned a bit along the way.

Any more constructive feedback or even negative feedback is invited, if you've got any ideas, I'm interested to read about it. Just don't go overboard, it's an eight year old cc, it's not new and it will never be a classic!

RR

rak rua

You've got me thinking (for the second time today) and it could work well. I'll still proceed with my initial idea, it's very simple and can easily be changed or even incorporated in your 'drop down booze box' idea.

RR

rak rua

That stuff does look class!
Unfortunately, no distributor in my part of the world. It's not impossible but I'd like to see, touch and feel before I order anything. Still undecided but infinitylwv looks nicer than many of the traditional flooring materials.

Thank-you for the suggestion.

RR

stimleck

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some ideas

rak rua

The trash can idea immediately came to mind.

rak rua

So much good stuff been made recently, I'm sure my trimmers could copy beautifully. Here is one of my favorites........

ren3

Great job, and it is your boat so enjoy it the way that you want to. Why not real teak floors? I put them in my 28' Cigarette center console, and they would be a lot cheaper in your part of the world. You have a lot of hatches, but if you epoxied the unused ones in place and put a couple of layers of 1700 or roving down you would have a great base for the floors.

rak rua

I'm moving away from real teak. I do have a lot of hatches but still need to access them. 6 are for the fish boxes (general storage for me) and the others are big storage, bilge, forward fuel so I really can't seal up any more.

Teak is also pretty hot under foot. Most days are 90 plus in the shade. Teak does look good but I think with the complexity of my floor, hatches, drains, seating and cabin, it might look like a mosaic design! Carpet or any soft snap in removable material could be laid over the top and lifted when needed. I'm in no hurry, it's very practical as is but still looking.

RR