Starting to fit the port side of galley / kitchen in my self fit narrowboat.

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[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

good work on the boat lookin good keep up the nice vlogs you do and shseing the vlogs on the channel thanks for the vids thanks lee

[@BuildingEVee]

Glad you're still enjoying them 😎

[@stopmotionstudents3035]

Bashing the dishwasher with a mallet to make it fit! You are not messing around. Worktops look great,

[@BuildingEVee]

😂 i probably should've explained that... Got the dishwasher off eBay - unused, but a couple of dents in two panels... I was just 'persuading' that bit back to where it should've been 😁

[@davidrussell7837]

Looking good 👍, nice units.
I’ll be interested to see how you are going to deal with the sink waste 🤔🫡

[@BuildingEVee]

I'll be sure to cover that in the sink fitting video

[@philelliott5327]

Ditch that skinny ubend/ trap. It will give you enough room and it will only block up. All mine are straight to the skin fitting, never had a blockage or a smell problem. Perhaps the occasional spider crawls up, who knows?😂

[@BuildingEVee]

@philelliott5327
Yeah, you're right. Traps are only there to prevent smells in houses. We don't necessarily need them.

[@ladygardener100]

A dishwasher and a freezer, presumably a fridge, where is the electricity coming from if not on shorepower? I would say that I get by with my fridge and icebox, but I don't buy a lot of frozen food. In summer when fridge and freezer would work hard you might find the galley gets warm.

[@ladygardener100]

No U bend, just a small diameter hose to exterior., above the waterline! Has to be accessible without removing all the cabinetry