Joe,

 Sorry to steal your thread, but it’s the easiest way to get on the site.
I, too , am reworking my galley. The horizontal board that holds up the
whole galley board, deteriorated and leaned towards the center of the
boat. That let the main board drop about two inches , counter top and all
followed. I tore out everything below the counter , added two stringers,
since the bottom board is going back in, in two pieces. Years ago, the
under counter doors and  cooler were removed and I made the center piece
for storage. The  unit just slid in, but with the rebuild, measurement
changed so that I could make it a stressed member. I never made doors for
both sides, so I completed that , too.  Some pictures below.




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> The rail on the edge of my galley is white composite plastic. I want to
> replace it with teak pinrail. What seemed to be an easy project turned
> complicated. There are no fasteners visible underneath to remove the
> composite. Can anyone advise me or provide a photo of the counter/rail
> construction?
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> Joe Dempsey
> s/v Respite
> Rhodes 22 1989/2005
> Deltaville,VA
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