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On Feb 15, 2021, at 1:55 PM, bill pittore <bill.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgot to attach photo:
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On Feb 15, 2021, at 2:06 PM, Doug Ward <d.k....@powerflowinc.com> wrote:
It’s easy. Our boat is out of the water for the winter so I do not have any pictures. Start with a swimming pool noodle. Split it down the middle and wrap it around the rail. Cut it out in the area where the uprights are. Have it covered by an upholstery company. The cover gets stitched closed in all areas except where the uprights are. At the ends you incorporate draw strings to close it off. Simple and easy.
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Thanks Mark. I think I have a solution now for the rail cushions with a local seamstress who will make them like the Zarcor ones that you point out.
Regarding the companionway doors, I also installed Zarcor doors. Had them on my Hunter too. Love them! I am working on a lashing solution now to hold them open when I don't want to remove them and store them away. Fully agree on the maintenance free approach. I went with the white cockpit table for the similar reason. I did not want any exposed external wood.
Thanks again,
Neil
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That is really sharp looking!
From: catal...@googlegroups.com <catal...@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Jeffrey Hare
Sent: Sunday, November 7, 2021 10:40 AM
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Subject: Re: [Catalina 355:4309] Stern Rail Cushion approaches
Hi,
We were planning a short weekend trip last summer and had a few hours to kill before we left for the boat, so we knocked out a prototype stern rail cushion with supplies leftover from a prior cushion job. We didn't really have accurate seat or rail dimensions at the time we made them, so it was mostly a guess. They turned out to be super comfortable and worked out great, so we'll be making a new pair of them for real over the winter to match the new cockpit cushions we will be making over the winter.
We didn't spend much time on these, just needed something to put behind our backs. The Stainless LOX fasteners on the flap make them super quick to put on and take off. I heat curved a piece of 1/2" PVC board to follow the basic curve of the rail to hold the shape better and laminated it with High-density foam for comfort. The final version will be a little wider with a taper into the corners now that we see how much width we have to work with.
So, this is one idea for backrests.
Jeff Hare
Solstice #17
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