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Denis Beaudry wrote:
>
> WE use a lot of Zip-lock bags, also if you have no hinges on the lids, install them, saves looking for a place to put the lid
> Denis
Must be nice to have that kind of space over the reefer...I don't. The
lift-out lid (1" wood) had NO insulation when I got the boat. I've
since added a couple of inches of styrofoam to the inside top of the
icebox and the inside of the lid, covered with -- what else -- duct
tape. It doesn't look bad and prevents the styrofoam from flaking off
when bumped.
I'm really wondering if someone hasn't come up with a system to lift
out/swing out various containers within the icebox, maybe on some kind
of track / rail system, so that in one smooth motion -- one lifting of
one handle -- you can have access to everything or at least to every
container in the system.
A market need exists -- hasn't anyone filled it yet?
--
Mike McIntire
Sloop Du Jour
1976 O'Day 32 Aft Cabin
Lying Miami Beach, Florida
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