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Hello, I am trying to reconstruct a sliding hatch entry in my
companionway. This had louvered, saloon style doors which swing closed and the hatch then slides towards the stern to close off the companionway. My question is: What prevents it from sliding forwards again? I thought it must have some kind of stick on the underside of the slider that is string loaded and clicks into place when the hatch is fully closed but it doesn't look like there's any room for that. The boat is fiberglass but has extensive wood trim. The hatch, trim and saloon doors are wood throughout. Does anyone have a similar arrangement on their boat that they could describe. Thank you. |
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