jamiegrant
New Member
My heads is a passage between main saloon and focsle which becomes separate from both by closing 2 doors. It has a reconditioned Baby Blake toilet. I installed a small washbasin a few years ago but it is not much use because it is too small and because it is attached to the bulkhead you have to twist sideways to use it. Having looked at the original plans (1946) there seems to have been a basin which either folded down or folded up so that the basin in use was almost over the toilet. Can anyone help me with the following in my attempt to restore to something sympathetic to the original: 1 what material would the material be made of and who manufactures today? 2 would it be OK for the waste to drain into the Baby Blake to avoid another skin opening? 3 would the "basin on board" be likely to have folded up or folded down (the original seems to have been hung from a shelf sticking out about 8" from the face of a bulkhead to allow clearance for the depth of the basin) 4 what type of hose would normally be used for the waste pipe 5 any other comments and suggestions gratefully received.
