Transforming a Sunken Yacht: Building a Luxurious Quad Pontoon Marvel
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In this thrilling episode of B is for Build, the team faces the aftermath of a disastrous ice storm that sent their pontoon yacht to the murky depths of the marina. But fear not, for they rose to the challenge, salvaging the vessel and transforming it into a magnificent 45-foot quad pontoon marvel, complete with a luxurious hot tub integrated into the deck. The focus shifts from structural integrity to the finer details of livability, with a keen eye on creating the ultimate boating experience.
With grit and determination, the team dives into the creation of a bespoke barbecue box, meticulously bending and welding aluminum to perfection. Not content with ordinary grills, they opt for a sophisticated Dual Zone setup with two Cuisinart models, ensuring culinary excellence on the high seas. The attention to detail is impeccable, with a focus on proper heat ventilation to prevent any mishaps that could ruin the lid or, heaven forbid, the vinyl wrap.
As the project unfolds, partnerships with esteemed brands like Taft add a touch of class to the proceedings, showcasing the perfect blend of style and functionality. A trip to Metal Supermarkets not only supplies essential materials but also highlights the Metal MyWay contest, igniting the spirit of creativity in metalwork enthusiasts everywhere. The team's dedication is unwavering as they meticulously craft each component, from hinges to gas struts, ensuring that every detail is executed flawlessly.
In a crescendo of craftsmanship and innovation, the barbecue box takes its rightful place on the yacht, a testament to the team's ingenuity and skill. But the journey is far from over as they set their sights on the next challenge: designing a storage and food prep area that will elevate the yacht's capabilities to new heights. Stay tuned as B is for Build continues to push the boundaries of what is possible, one rivet at a time.
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Suggestion to add a door that flips down in front of the grill controls
Recommendation to use an RV fridge with a latch and multiple power options
Idea to add extra storage room under the grills
Concern about the BBQ box lid getting hot and suggestion to add a handle
Suggestion to vent the propane storage area and add a Styrofoam liner around the cooler area
Advice to avoid raw meat juice draining into the ice where drinks are chilling
Recommendation to line the food prep and ice areas with HDPE sheeting
Concern about exhaust fumes entering the boxes and suggestion to install exhaust fans
Concerns about sharp edges posing a safety hazard
Comments on the size of the fridge in relation to the boat's dimensions
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