Yes, Dave, we all understand that those flimsy doors can give a bit of
privacy, but let's face facts: If someone's lying in the V and you use
that head after some Mexican food, it will be an audio/aural show that
could end a marriage!
You have no enclosed head in any conventional sense.

Just to help you out, here's what the head of a real boat looks like:

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/5/...?1152898072000

Note that the solid door to this head closes with a small rush of air,
so well and tightly fit is the door. There is lots of sink space, not
just a sink. Behind the toilet is the flip down shelf for a sitdown
shower. Beneath the sink is more storage, and next to the toilet is a
nicely sized wet locker with drain. There is an opening port, a non
opening port and a powered vent...good even if Scotty came aboard after
one of his fried Possum specials.
Leg room is the absolute best I've seen on any boat close to her size.
In fact the whole head is large enough for two!...if you're into that
sort of thing.

Don't you think it's time for you to have a real boat that offers some
dignity for guests? And some speed for the sailors? And some reasonable
graceful lines for the sighted.
So far as we can tell, your CS27 is ideal for a legally blind Oompa
Loompa wearing a colostamy bag.


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