Boy are these things built

[Scarlett]

Enclosed is a picture of the shower pan from our forward head that I just fought to remove. That is solid fiberglass, not filler and is about 1 inch thick. The entire pan had to weigh about 100 pounds. Total overkill, but incredible quality also. John

 

[racclarkson@gmail.com]

Enclosed is a picture of the shower pan from our forward head that I just fought to remove. That is solid fiberglass, not filler and is about 1 inch thick. The entire pan had to weigh about 100 pounds. Total overkill, but incredible quality also. JohnView attachment 36183

Maybe it WAS a structural shower pan.

 

[ageless]

Maybe it WAS a structural shower pan.

uh oh

 

[SEVEN]

The original owner weighed 450 pounds. They probably didn’t tell you that when they sold you the boat. LOL

 

[Scarlett]

It was installed over the plywood floor that is in the rest of the forward cabin, no need for any structural construction. I guess the intern that made those pans was afraid to make it too light in weight so he overkilled the other way. I think if you put that pan on 2 blocks an elephant could stand on it and it would not break. John

 

[Pascal]

Mines had almost two inches of heavy filler under the pans. Both thr master and the forward. They put up a fight but filler isn’t structural... there was no glass in there in came out in chunk.

Not an example of good craftsmanship...

 

[JvilleJeremy68]

The original owner weighed 450 pounds. They probably didn’t tell you that when they sold you the boat. LOL

LOLLL... that's good