The Lazyboy seat is comfortable and I've stumbled upon a second, always desirable use for the cushions: If I stack them a certain way they come to the right height to form an extension for the v-berth (assuming I'm sleeping on the stbd side, which I've been doing lately).
>Great, a bit of a bonus for sure. I have always slept on the strbd side myself. Like you, I have the galley model. But in my case I made a storage box/ drawer unit for the area that would normally hold a stove. I bump my head on it if I sleep over on that side. When my wife sleeps aboard, she tends to prefer the cockpit....some silly issue about claustraphobia.....and I suspect my snoring is a factor there as well. The one drawback can sometimes seem a serious one, though. The cushions, when not in use, do tend to get in the way. The less clutter and more accessible things are, the more pleasant life aboard. >Agreed. But I have a ton of cusions on board anyway....one more won't make much difference. (I already made a back unit for the projected Lazyboy area) There might be another way to skin this cat that would avoid the space-consuming foam blocks, I don't know, but it is probably worth some thought. >Great advice, thanks for the speedy reply. Cheers. _______________________________________________ http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/montgomery_boats
