What would you call these shelves.

[Mark-1]

What would you regard as the correct/most widely understood term for these shelves with plywood surround?



(Not my image, BTW.)

TIA.

 

[Poignard]

Bins.

 

[Daydream believer]

Cubby holes?

 

[DJE]

Cave lockers?

 

[Sandy]

Cubby holes.

 

[mjcoon]

Cubby holes?

To keep broccoli in, of course...

 

[capnsensible]

Another vote for cave lockers.

 

[Boathook]

Lockers. Have similar on my Catalac but GRP and part of the interior mouldings.

 

[johnalison]

Untidy.

 

[Daydream believer]

Another vote for cave lockers.

The term "locker", suggests a door, so I would rule that one out

 

[Daydream believer]

To keep broccoli in, of course...

Being in the forward berth, I would suggest the mistresses knickers & bras. But if you want to stuff her bra full of broccali it would probably cost you extra.

 

[capnsensible]

The term "locker", suggests a door, so I would rule that one out

Could it also be that locker is a space to put stuff and cave means it doesn't need a door? I'll admit I would find it hard to call it something else after half a century of cave locker. But that's just me and those that taught me.

 

[RivalRedwing]

Could it also be that locker is a space to put stuff and cave means it doesn't need a door? I'll admit I would find it hard to call it something else after half a century of cave locker. But that's just me and those that taught me.

To me the use of 'cave' implies something of reasonable size, not a shelf with a decorative surround, cubby hole for me with or without horticultural additions

 

[Mark-1]

To me the use of 'cave' implies something of reasonable size, not a shelf with a decorative surround, cubby hole for me with or without horticultural additions

Point of order: Obvs the surround isn't decorative, it's the thing that stops stuff bouncing out. Maybe it helps with stiffness too, although I doubt that.

 

[RivalRedwing]

Point of order: Obvs the surround isn't decorative, it's the thing that stops stuff bouncing out. Maybe it helps with stiffness too, although I doubt that.

not implying that it does not have fuction too

 

[Fr J Hackett]

Being in the forward berth, I would suggest the mistresses knickers & bras. But if you want to stuff her bra full of broccali it would probably cost you extra.

There's some rope and a pole in there so who knows what goes on in there.

 

[LittleSister]

Being in the forward berth, I would suggest the mistresses knickers & bras. . .

They're not needed for that. Shouldn't they be wantonly strewn across the berths as your mistress removes them as she dances around that pole?

Putting them tidily away in a locker might kill the vibe.

 

[Fr J Hackett]

They're not needed for that. Shouldn't they be wantonly strewn across the berths as your mistress removes them as she dances around that pole?

Putting them tidily away in a locker might kill the vibe.

In the absence of a suitable bed headboard they could be suitable places for the mistress to lodge her feet after wantonly discarding her under garments.

 

[mjcoon]

They're not needed for that. Shouldn't they be wantonly strewn across the berths as your mistress removes them as she dances around that pole?

Putting them tidily away in a locker might kill the vibe.

I expect Libby Purves has written about the dance of the seven heavy-breathable layers...

 

[Humblebee]

Shelves.