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katysails wrote:
42 ft. might warrant a second head especially if it was being used to charter...Under that, I really don't see it as a necessity...and out 32 footer's head is also just off the companionway so there's no tracking up the rest of the boat with wet gear... we chartered a 38 footer with fore & aft heads, seemed to be OK... but then I didn't have to work on the plumbing & the boat didn't have holding tanks. IMHO use rather than size should be the determining factor in whether or not a boat has 2 heads. Certainly it's a big trade-off. All the people I know who are cruising in boats with 2 heads use one of them for storage. Having the head aft, just by the companionway, makes a lot of sense. It is where the boat's motion is least, as well as convenient for quickly getting in from on deck. DSK |
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