[Public-list] oven installation

[Andrew M Shaw]

Hi Folks,

Yeah, remember this oven discussion......... Well, I got my camera
working again and I've sent pictures to George for the website. My
apologies for the delay (and for not having my trimwork done yet). I also
haven't built the drop-leaf counter yet.  I can send pics directly to
anyone who wants them, just let me know.

Andy
Savannah Rose #477
St. Mary's River, MD

 
On Tue, 2 Jan 2007 18:09:26 -0800 "Rick Leach" <RLeach at mbayaq.org>
writes:
> Hey Andy!  Do you have any photos handy of that galley arrangement of 
> yours?  I've pondered that layout and would love to learn more about 
> how it works for you.
> 
> Rick Leach
> Sugar Magnolia, #121
> Monterey, California
> 
> 
> Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 19:31:26 -0500
> From: Andrew M Shaw <andymshaw at juno.com>
> Subject: Re: [Public-list] oven installation
> 
> Brian,
>                 I installed a Force10  3 burner stove with an oven 
> on the
> starboard side forward of the original galley by adding a short 
> bulkhead
> about the height of the range unit on the forward side. I also put 
> in a
> new galley counter with a double sink and some drop-in bins (same
> footprint as old counter) You do lose sleeping berth space on the 
> settee
> which I was not worried about, there is still place for 2 people to 
> sit.
> Since it is no longer a sleeping space I also added a locker with 
> shelves
> above it at the forward end behind the short fore&aft bulkhead. The
> drop-leaf can be re-installed on the new bulkhead or you can even 
> make a
> larger one. It does make for a much more workable galley.  It all 
> depends
> on what your priorities are.
> 
> Andy
> #477 Savannah Rose
> St. Mary's,  MD
> 
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