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sliding panel under sink master cabin head
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sliding panel under sink master cabin head
I was wondering how to replace a missing sliding panel beneath the sink in the master cabin head. Any ideas?
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- Home Port: Essington, PA
- Location: On the Loop
Re: sliding panel under sink master cabin head
I don't know if it makes a difference, but which Albin do you have?
I have a 43 and the panel directly under the sink is a slide up, under a lip and then down in a grove.
I might be going down to the boat once before Christmas but if not after the 1st of the year and I can get a measurement of the panel and it's thickness.
There is also a hole in the middle with a nice wood ring that is used to remove/replace the panel.
I have a 43 and the panel directly under the sink is a slide up, under a lip and then down in a grove.
I might be going down to the boat once before Christmas but if not after the 1st of the year and I can get a measurement of the panel and it's thickness.
There is also a hole in the middle with a nice wood ring that is used to remove/replace the panel.
Calm seas,
Charles
Jane & Charles Williamson
m/v Nepidae
Albin 43 Sundeck
Nepidae.trawler@gmail.com
MTOA-3927
AGLCA - 12114 (ret)
Currently: On the Loop
Charles
Jane & Charles Williamson
m/v Nepidae
Albin 43 Sundeck
Nepidae.trawler@gmail.com
MTOA-3927
AGLCA - 12114 (ret)
Currently: On the Loop