Interior ceiling lining in cabin

[opalcutter]

Has anyone any good ideas for recovering the ceiling in the cabin. It was originally covered with carpet but this is a little sorry looking now. As it is an awkward shape I don't think wood is a total option although it would be possible to cover some of the larger sections. Did anyone notice the finish quality on the Shetlands at the London boat show or am I just getting fussy in my old age?

 

[kieronriley]

try table protecter comes in a few paterns usualy white vynil finish and felt backing so bends around awkward corners quite well its been on my boats ceiling for six years so far Kieron

 

[jmh2929]

HI,I'm trying to decide what to use also. Found this on ebay, reads fine. > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VYNAL-BOAT-LINING_...VQQcmdZViewItem < I am also thinking of an insulating layer first using the sheet foam used under laminate flooring to help cut down condensation. All held up with car upholstery spray adhesive. Still not fully decided tho'.

 

[opalcutter]

Thanks that one on ebay may fit my needs. I'm trying to avoid all the seams that original lining contains but would still like a fairly professional look when I'm finished. I will definitely insulate at the forward bunk. Any ideas on how to stop condensation on the forward hatch? do the covers for sale help to even reduce this problem? Oh for a new 90ft Sunseeker /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Thanks again.....