Lovely boat jfm - an engineering tour de force.
I wonder if 3 large scatter cushions would have been the better option lols
without dwelling on an insignificant aspect of the boat in comparison to the splendor of the rest of her, it's always got my head scratching when I walk aboard these large vessels to see the attention to detail in making the look and feel of the interior flow. To then see white goods on display within the utility area sorta makes them look out of place. Wouldn't it be better to go for an integrated washing machine and dishwasher with the same paneling as the rest of the boat?
. In the aft utility, I actually like the 3 machines in a row . This is "my" area rather than guest space and i like the "utilitarian-but-high end" feel. But I thought about your points at the design stage and so the design of the cabinets (carcass edge left exposed and top/bottom walnut trims just "planted on") has been deliberately done so that any future owner can easily add 3 walnut panels/doors to hide the front of the machines, if they wish. I have deliberately done it that way rather than buying "integrated" appliances like those washing machines that you can attach kitchen door hinges to: those appliances unfortunately are low spec and you cannot get the same high spec (in terms of Kg of load and 30min wash cycles, etc) in those appliances, at least not in Miele (and you'd be crazy not to spec Miele on a boat like this)
Hey, hey, you're getting all metropolitan again here. Scatter cushions and Miele appliances. This could be the Womens Institute forum or maybe Mumsnet. What's the world coming to, eh? Blokes drive throttles and steering wheels not bloody washing machines
I take it you didnt ask Mrs Deleted User's permission to post that? You're in trouble.
Nah, she knows whats what. I drive the oily bits and she drives the white goods which I have to say are a lot more complex than the oily bits these daysI take it you didnt ask Mrs Deleted User's permission to post that? You're in trouble.
