Thajeffski
Master Chief Petty Officer
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So I love camping out on the water......and I've always wanted to sleep on the boat.
I can't afford 4k or whatever it costs for a real camper top for my bayliner.
The type of deal I plan to do is go out to an island, party, hang out, eat with friends..... then when they retire to their tents I will retire to my boat. I'm thinking a king size air mattress would do really nicely. Boat seats in the bayliner reline down to flat. I'll put something down the center isle that's the same height and there you go nice floating bed
The problem is how to make the top cheap.
I had an old 8 person tent, that got a hole in it. I'm thinking I might use it to fabricate a top.
What do you guys think ?
My plan is that the blue boat top will be responsible for covering the front of the boat and the red/brown rain cover will do most of the work. I need something to fill in the sides. Or maybe I'll just cut the floor out of the old tent, it was a square and might just be perfect size!
pics:
Of course this won't work on windy stormy nights, but I won't be planning to be out on those nights anyway.
Does anyone see any problems with a design like this? Is CO2 a problem ?
I can't afford 4k or whatever it costs for a real camper top for my bayliner.
The type of deal I plan to do is go out to an island, party, hang out, eat with friends..... then when they retire to their tents I will retire to my boat. I'm thinking a king size air mattress would do really nicely. Boat seats in the bayliner reline down to flat. I'll put something down the center isle that's the same height and there you go nice floating bed
The problem is how to make the top cheap.
I had an old 8 person tent, that got a hole in it. I'm thinking I might use it to fabricate a top.
What do you guys think ?
My plan is that the blue boat top will be responsible for covering the front of the boat and the red/brown rain cover will do most of the work. I need something to fill in the sides. Or maybe I'll just cut the floor out of the old tent, it was a square and might just be perfect size!
pics:
Of course this won't work on windy stormy nights, but I won't be planning to be out on those nights anyway.
Does anyone see any problems with a design like this? Is CO2 a problem ?