Master Cabin
1. The bed would be forward and similar to that in the Guest Cabin, including the webbing and opening
port lights on the inside and outside hull walls. Also, no overhead hatches should be necessary in the
starboard hull.
2. The head, also a Sun-Mar Ecolet, in its own compartment and a sink area would be forward. As
mentioned in the Galley section a small holding tank is needed to handle any excess liquid overflow
from the toilet.
3. A walk in shower and an additional sink area will be all the way aft, see Exhibit 12 (Catana 580). As in
the Guest Cabin I want the drain above the waterline so as to avoid the need for a sump. Maybe a
combination tub/sit down shower will work. At least 1 AC outlet should be in each of the sink areas.
Also, if feasible, I want a large opening port light just forward of this area, see Exhibit 11 (Catana 580)
and a port light on the inside hull wall opening under the wing deck and one opening to the stern.
4. In or near the bunk area I want a 12V DC outlet, and a 120V AC outlet.
5. Drawers and hanging areas can be open to allow for air circulation, instead of enclosed with doors.
Very little hanging area is needed/wanted.
6. Area aft of steps on inside hull will be the nav/office center. Similar to the galley, a railed opening
should extend from the aft bulkhead to the stairs. When seated at the desk at least the person’s head
should be above the Salon sole level for a view into the Salon. The chair will be a regular size Director
chair. See Exhibits 7 & 8 (Lagoon 570). In addition to circuit breaker panel in this area I will want at
least 1x120V AC outlet, 1x12V DC outlet, a SeaTalk socket for the ST600R Raymarine autopilot
remote control, and network connection for a laptop computer. As in the galley, if no escape hatch
under the steps, I would like an opening port light on the inside hull in this area if it can be placed so
that spray is unlikely to be a problem. Of course, the port light is expected to be closed while underway.
7. One white Hella turbo fan in the head compartment, one in each of the sink areas and one in the bunk
area.
