Head teak floor mat

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Clay Greene

Thought there might be interest in seeing a photo of the new teak floor we had made for the head in our 1989 C34.  The company that made it is teakworks4u (http://www.teakworks4u.com) in the Minneapolis area.  They really did a nice job compensating for the 1 inch slope undernead the toilet - it has just required a little shimming to make it lie completely flat.  Big improvement over the 21-year old floor underneath. Total cost with shipping was approximately $250 (and they now have a template for the Mark I boat) and they got it to me a week after I approved the quote.  Some of you home carpenters may have done this yourself already but this is far beyond my limited skills, particularly given the weird configuration of the head floor!
1989, Hull #873, "Serendipity," M25XP, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Mike and Joanne Stimmler

Is it easy to get in and out to clean underneath?
Mike and Joanne Stimmler
Former owner of Calerpitter
'89 Tall Rig Fin keel #940
San Diego/Mission Bay
mjstimmler@cox.net

Clay Greene

Yes, you just pick it up.  It has to go straight up because it is an exact fit but only gravity is holding it in place. 
1989, Hull #873, "Serendipity," M25XP, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

hump180

I know its only a head, but that looks classy.
Bill, Grace Under Pressure, 1990, M-25XP #1026
Western Lake Erie