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That ensign staff could be painful if one scooted into the berth exhausted ! 
Carpet tiles for quarterberth?
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Jcorstorphine
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Solvent fume damgers
I was ovecome with solvent fumes 30 years ago when using Thixofix in an aft cabin and ended up with severe liver problems, jaundace, off work for 3 months and could not drink wine for about 3 years.
Recently I bought a product called TimeBond which claimed to be low odour. Low Odour my ^£$e, it smelled just like the Thixofix which almost killed me
I did that!
Don't know what glue sniffers get out of it. Not an experience I would care to repeat.
I was ovecome with solvent fumes 30 years ago when using Thixofix in an aft cabin and ended up with severe liver problems, jaundace, off work for 3 months and could not drink wine for about 3 years.
Recently I bought a product called TimeBond which claimed to be low odour. Low Odour my ^£$e, it smelled just like the Thixofix which almost killed me
greggron
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That looks really good. I hope to be doing mine sometime next winter. Where would I source that van stuff?
Here is my quarter berth. I think it looks quite smart. The wrinkle effect at the back is caused by something under the fabric.
I did take some carpet tiles down to the boat to replace the flooring with, however, they are so stiff that I couldn't be bothered to attempt to fit them and will be getting a nice flexible easy to cut carpet instead. In my opinion, carpet tiles would be a pain to fit, compared to the van stuff.
Di