The previous owner had it made. It naturally fits on a shelf on the starboard side and it has a folding leg (a wood stick - I may change that to a metal pole) on the port side. Its really solid. My wife loves it. It does block access to the port storage cabinet under the TV. So I'll use that for little used or long term storage stuff. I'll take a few pictures of it separately and post them.
Here are some pics. One note: There is a contact point at the pointed end with the back of the salon sofa to fit it snug. Its worn a hole in the salon sofa vinyl (on the removable curved trim strip). A plastic guard of some kind would deal with this friction. The filler is basically a custom cut piece of plywood covered with a matching dense foam attached to it. The wood base is covered in vinyl and the foam is covered in fabric. The edge is another strip of vinyl covered wood.
There are a couple of scratches on the port side (look like light blue lines) and light scuffing at the waterline on the aft of both sides (seems like that could just be from debris while running along the water). But from a few feet out it looks really, really good.
I thought that but there is no water in there, also under the aft cabin bed there is water and it runs onto the floor from there.
I agree. Water should be in the plastic box, not outside of it. Check the lines coming in from the AC condensate and shower drain.
Its not normal, but it may not be a castastrophy. The 300DA I just bought had a shorted out shower sump pump so I learned more than I wanted to about this system. The plastic box was full and was overflowing to the bilge area (I replaced the pump and all is back to normal) The bilge area also has its own float switch and pump. In addition to the shower waste, the a/c condensate runs into that plastic box. Make sure both float switches and both pumps are working, and the breaker isn't tripped (its in the aft door next to the cockpit fridge). Then make sure both the hose connections from the shower and the a/c drain aren't leaking. There also is a check valve in the plastic tube between the sump pump and the edge of the plastic box where the water is pumped out of the box. Make sure its not clogged with anything. It could be restricting the rate the shower water is pumped out causing the box to overflow until the pump catches up. If all this checks out and/or you never use your shower, then water is running down from elsewhere in the cabin (leaky a/c drip pan, leaking window seam, defrosted refridgerator water, etc)
