filler cushion for couch
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i have a 97 35ss and saw a filler cushion between someones couch this weekend making into a bed in the same boat does anyone know where i can get one of these please!!!!
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you need to fabricate it yourself. I did mine a couple years ago in my 35.
I used 2 pieces of 1" x 1" square plastic for the rails that the filler sits on. I predrilled it every 6", and screwed it to the fiberglass seat bases. Then i used cardboard and laid it on there to get a template. Then made the temple out of 1/2" marine plywood. I made it in 2 pieces so it wouldn't be so long (for storage purposes). I then wrapped the plywood in vinyl. The plywood sits on the plastic rails, and then i made 2 cushions that fill the area.
I store the plywood underneath the vberth cushion, and the cushions just lay in the vberth.
I dont have pictures, but will try to get some.
I used 2 pieces of 1" x 1" square plastic for the rails that the filler sits on. I predrilled it every 6", and screwed it to the fiberglass seat bases. Then i used cardboard and laid it on there to get a template. Then made the temple out of 1/2" marine plywood. I made it in 2 pieces so it wouldn't be so long (for storage purposes). I then wrapped the plywood in vinyl. The plywood sits on the plastic rails, and then i made 2 cushions that fill the area.
I store the plywood underneath the vberth cushion, and the cushions just lay in the vberth.
I dont have pictures, but will try to get some.
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thanks for the ideas i guess no one makes these already huh? just dont have a lot of time on my hands every free minute i try to be on the water guess ill have to skip a weekend
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35SS is somewhat different in the setee area...HP2000's suggestion is probably the best way to go. I personally would use a Starboard type material for the filler boards, and save time from the vinyl-covered plywood process. The cross-bar/socket setup in the 358/386 is probably a little easier to store, though. That'll require a little more fabrication to adapt it to the SS.