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a couple who live on their own (plus a dog), a good sized second bedroom
designed into the confines of a barge, may seem an extravagance? That is
why it has been designed to be multi
functional: 1) a comfortable sleeping area with maximum versatility to suit a variety of guests (double or 2 singles). The beds are unique and adaptable with a folded base of 4' long with a hinged out extension of 2' 6" for sleeping. Each 3' wide bed pivots to each side of the room and because they are built into the upper curvature of the hull, they are mounted quite high. To assist the guests, opening the central cupboard door reveals a built-in stepladder. Additional storage is provided under each bed area. 2) an office, a place to work and maintain ones home & office communications, paperwork & electronic equipment. 3) a work room away from the main saloon/ galley/ wheelhouse living areas where ones 'mess' can be isolated behind a closed door.4) a place of refuge from each other. Vows of Undying-love doesn't mean you can't get occasionally tetchy? 5) additional storage by way of the many oak wood wardrobes & cabinets built-into the under gunnel areas. Smaller versions of the double glassed windows with mirrored glass let the light and ventilation in as well as the offset mounted overhead emergency escape hatch. Aided by a stored telescopic ladder which extends from .76 to 3.8m. Amply tall enough and very easy to use in an emergency. |
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