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Quarter Berth
Overview
A quarter berth is a single bunk tucked under a sailboat's cockpit, beside the companionway. The 3D model shows a single berth with hull-side slats on one side and a lee cloth on the other to keep the sleeper in when the boat heels.
Sizing & placement
It is 30 inches wide, 78 inches long and 20 inches tall (2.5 ft × 6.5 ft × about 1.7 ft). It stands on the floor, usually against the hull along one side of the cabin.
Where it works
Sailboat cabins and other boat interiors; also a narrow bunk for a van or tiny cabin. Find it under RV & Boat on the RV & Boat tab, or search "quarter berth" or "boat bunk".
Specifications
| Width | 30 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 78 in |
| Height | 20 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | standard |
| Room types | rv-boat |
| Default color | #F2EFEA |
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Configurable options
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Frequently asked questions
- How big is a quarter berth?
- This one is 30 inches wide, 78 inches long and 20 inches tall.
- What is a lee cloth?
- A fabric panel along the open side of a berth that stops the sleeper rolling out at sea; the model shows one.
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