Is there a name for this part of a boat ?
 

Is there a name for the part of a sailboat that
protrudes above the deck with windows on the sides
(if it's not a pilothouse) ?

Thanks
meow

house - that's all

house - that's all - or cabin top

Have heard it referred to as the "doghouse" ;-)

Don W.

wrote:
Is there a name for the part of a sailboat that
protrudes above the deck with windows on the sides
(if it's not a pilothouse) ?

Thanks
meow

No that is the place men sleep when their wives are upset

"palmtreedreamer" wrote in
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No that is the place men sleep when their wives are upset



Isn't that why they bought the boat?

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Larry

In article ,
Don W wrote:

Have heard it referred to as the "doghouse" ;-)

Don W.

wrote:
Is there a name for the part of a sailboat that
protrudes above the deck with windows on the sides
(if it's not a pilothouse) ?

Thanks
meow

FWIW, I have heard it referred to as the coach.

h

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To respond, obviously drop the "nospan"?

On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 13:51:38 GMT, Red Cloud©
wrote:

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 23:58:15 GMT, wrote:


Is there a name for the part of a sailboat that
protrudes above the deck with windows on the sides
(if it's not a pilothouse) ?

Thanks
meow

Cabin trunk, or trunk.

I use coach house. I've heard a ton of these variations, though,
including "saloon top", "saloon deck", "cabin deck" and so on.

They only should be called pilot houses when they contain a separate
and more or less enclosed steering station, although quite a few of
those are just hard dodgers on steroids.

R.

Weighing in... ;-)

I mostly use "trunk cabin" or deck house."

Karin Conover-Lewis
s/v "Escapade"
1963 Rawson 30 Ketch

"rhys" wrote in message
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On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 13:51:38 GMT, Red Cloud©
wrote:

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 23:58:15 GMT, wrote:


Is there a name for the part of a sailboat that
protrudes above the deck with windows on the sides
(if it's not a pilothouse) ?

Thanks
meow

Cabin trunk, or trunk.

I use coach house. I've heard a ton of these variations, though,
including "saloon top", "saloon deck", "cabin deck" and so on.

They only should be called pilot houses when they contain a separate
and more or less enclosed steering station, although quite a few of
those are just hard dodgers on steroids.

R.

On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 16:17:37 -0500, "KLC Lewis"
wrote:

Weighing in... ;-)

I mostly use "trunk cabin" or deck house."

Cabin top

Ryk