Part 7 Widebeam Fit Out ‘Let’s get this fit out started!’

With the boat afloat and in our mooring, it’s finally time to start the fit out. We start with marking out the floor and running in the dc wiring. We even hired a van to bring all the large and heavy items from our garage to the boat. This included: plywood; stud wood; stove; cooker; fridge; tools; kitchen units and loads of other stuff including the solid oak tongue and groove cladding. Let’s go....

[@stevebrown6047]

Love sharing the journey to your dream on your on little kingdom..
The dogs seem to be happy aboard
Cheers for sharing

[@widebeamboatbuilddiaries4274]

Cheers Steve. The dogs love it, especially when they are fed and watered. A long way to go on the fit out though. Thanks for your comments Kev

[@Andy_Bailey]

Isn’t the cable supposed supposed to be in conduit?

[@widebeamboatbuilddiaries4274]

Andy, the sprayfoam doesn’t react with the dc cable insulation., unlike polystyrene sheets which over time can interact with the cable insulation. If you have polystyrene insulation, the cabling must be ran in conduit/trunking. We will be using trunking where dc/ac cables pass over each other. The ac cable is double insulated but the dc isn’t and therefore needs to be in trunking. Cheers

[@CaptainK007]

Wrecked by music.

[@widebeamboatbuilddiaries4274]

My music repertoire is limited….