Converting Guest Twins To Full

[Trojan]

It seams that about 3 years ago on maybe the old forum. There were pictures of just how it was done. I can't remember for sure, but with the single queen the vanity was removed or it would lay down and the queen mattress would go cross ways. I remember because I was trying to do the same thing with my 43DC. I have plans to do it just never got around to make the cross frames and at the time the admiral did not want to lose the use of a couple drawers. I think I figured out a way that I didn't loose any, but then other things were more important. Besides it makes it easier to know whats going to happen next when the admiral hops in my bunk and says she wants to watch my TV.

BILL

 

[Sparky1]

Mine is not EXACTLY like the Bird's.

Dang Ang, you don't have to SHOUT.

When I said your guest stateroom is the same as mine, I was referring to berth placement. I too have the night stand between the berths which stands up higher than the mattresses. Seems to me all you'd have to do would be to hinge the front of that night stand and lay it on its face for a temporary conversion. That is assuming it's not as deep as it is tall.

Sky, the port exhaust obviously has to run behind the outboard berth, but I can't see that being a problem with removing the cabinetry. I was interested to see if anyone knew how these pedestals are attached as I'm assuming they're just screwed into place.

I don't think there's anything beneath the inboard berth, but I know there is no water tank. The TC has two, one amidship and one aft. Reusing these pedestals as a single in the master would definitely require some modifications to the outboard section. The inboard is a nice rectangular piece.