We Name This Boat



Anyway we hope to go over for a vist to see the livery for ourselves later this week, I must remember to take the camera this time. The lads are now on with the bathroom as the laminate has finally arrived from Italy.
Been looking for a chimney for the stove, at the moment havn't find an off the shelf solution as we don't really want the traditional look and would prefer a stainless one, we think that "shiny" would go with the style of the boat better. My main doubts on this is that from reading quite a few forums, these often seem to be knocked overboard off and being stainless may not be retrievable with the sea searcher magnet. Looks like I might be designing our own and be calling in a few favours to get one made, or perhaps I should get two !!!!
As with all these things when reading up on them on the forums there is always choice, as opinions on design differ...
single skinned
double skinned
external fitment to collar
internal fitment to collar
So any comments on design to help prevent tar spots on the paintwork would be greatly appreciated.
2 Comments:
Hi
Excellent choice of font.
Thoughts on the chimney, double skinned, with outer skin fitting outside the collar, inner skin fitting inside the collar.
Fitting inner inside collar will/ should ensure that any tar etc. returns down the chimney to be burnt off.
Attach chimney with chain to boat, ensure chain short enough to stop chimney going over the side and damaging paintwork.
Thanks for the chimney advice think thats the way to go....
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