1. Companionway Slider Replacement Michael Barry

2. Companionway Every chance he got, he climbed up the Companionway and glanced uphill into the chilly fog

3. Companionway definition: A Companionway is a staircase or ladder that leads from one deck to another on a ship

4. Companionway covers fit over the Companionway door and attach with snaps so they are easy to install and remove

5. Companionway doors take their name from the Companionway of a sailboat, which is the access to a sailboat’s cabin space

6. Companionway doors take their name from the Companionway of a sailboat, which is the access to a sailboat’s cabin space

7. - Taped the Companionway with blue tape, covered it in putty thickened epoxy, and placed back the Companionway teak in place

8. Companionway - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

9. Companionway Doors custom manufactured by Zarcor for sailboats

10. Companionway Cover Royal Blue Tweed, C-22 <-85

11. Where does the companionway by the kitchen lead to?

12. Definition of Companionway noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

13. Call today and debut new boat Companionway doors on your next voyage! TO ORDER SOLID TEAK Companionway DOORS FOR YOUR BOAT CALL 1-800-899-3996

14. Companionway Doors Our Companionway Doors can be built for any size of Catalina Sailboat upgrade project or new installation (as well as other makes of sailboats)

15. Several options are available on our line of Companionway doors for sailboats

16. Companionway doors offer hassle free, easy access to the cabin

17. Spanish Translation of “Companionway” The official Collins English-Spanish Dictionary online

18. Ask us about screens or louvers for your boat Companionway doors

19. Ask us about screens or louvers for your Companionway door orders.

20. All this can be done by adding these beautiful Companionway doors

21. Constructed from solid teak, our sailboat Companionway doors are sturdy and attractive

22. Several options are available on our line of Companionway doors for sailboats

23. Allows full Companionway opening permitting very easy access to and from cockpit

24. As I am looking for ways to improve my boats current Companionway arrangement.

25. Crusing Concepts offers a full line of custom made acrylic Companionway doors for sailboats

26. Simple washboards are the best way to close a Companionway? Nope, no, and nope

27. Definition of Companionway : a ship's stairway from one deck to another Examples of Companionway in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Scores of men caught in the intricate maze of compartments and Companionways …

28. It also serves to keep water and spray out of the Companionway and cabin

29. These gorgeous Companionway doors are made of marine polymer King Starboard with tinted plexiglass windows

30. From The Seattle Times The intruder quickly turned and fled up the Companionway steps and …

31. Because our line is custom, we can make Companionway doors for boats of almost any specification

32. Constructed from sturdy acrylic, Cruising Concepts can make acrylic Companionway doors for boats of all shapes and sizes

33. THE CRUISE OF THE SHINING LIGHT NORMAN DUNCAN Dropping our knives and forks, we sprang up the Companionway.

34. My Companionway has a hatch with a folding cover that causes a few inches of the cover to be used

35. The term Companionway refers to a staircase or ladder leading from one deck to another on a boat or ship

36. Drama Queen, C380 hull #53, came with a gray, “full-size” Plexiglas Companionway sliding hatch, as did all early 380s

37. Measure carefully according to the charts available on our order form, and you will be enjoying your new acrylic Companionway doors

38. EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB Bartock was about to set the controls for blastoff when he heard footsteps Clomp-Clomping down the companionway

39. Until recently sailboat cabins were accessed via the Companionway hatch, a small opening usually secured by a hatch door or hatch boards.

40. Without it, the Companionway would need to be much taller and it would be hard to fit that on a smaller sailboat

41. Until recently sailboat cabins were accessed via the Companionway hatch, a small opening usually secured by a hatch door or hatch boards.

42. Christian, the picture of your Companionway lock on the sea hood thread looks pretty simple and close to what I was imagining

43. From companion framed windows above a hatchway, Companionway probably alteration of obsolete Dutch kompanje from Old French compagne steward's cabin, storeroom from Old Italian (camera …

44. - Main Companionway - Custom made - 3D-engineering - FEM-analyses - Certificated - High-quality stainless steel, aluminum or other material - Worldwide installation - 24/7 Aftersales assistance

45. All of Cruising Concepts’ Companionway doors utilize fixtures that are designed for limited exposure, improving security while preserving the aesthetic consistency of the vessel

46. Definition of Companionway written for English Language Learners from the Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary with audio pronunciations, usage examples, and count/noncount noun labels.

47. Every piece of electronic equipment was situated near the bottom of the companionway ladder, making it a certainty that Corrosive saltwater drenched it all.

48. Basically, we made the Companionway teak one unit instead of 3 pieces, epoxied the corners, and filled in the 1/4 gap that existed when in place

49. For extended offshore cruising, my list of essential Companionway features include: the drop boards and hatch itself made as watertight as possible, good visibility out through the

50. MISTRESS WILDING RAFAEL SABATINI The chinks were red with the outer glow, and a stream of mote-laden sunlight, Aslant, came in at the companionway

51. EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB The chinks were red with the outer glow, and a stream of mote-laden sunlight, aslant, came in at the Companionway

52. The standard Companionway on most small cruising sailboats is a design compromise best suited for boats kept in marinas and used for daysailing in protected waters

53. Unique to the market, the Bugbusters Companionway insects screens ties to the handrails or is fixed with our new snap kit and drops down to the cockpit floor

54. Apr 16, 2020 #2 gadangit said: Could I get some pictures of how people are getting locks on their Companionway slider/drop boards? Does anyone have any crazy

55. Do you recommend using Companionway Doors, while sailing off-shore? Although the new doors are very strong and durable, we recommend using your original boards for off-shore sailing

56. For a short-handed crew, I consider semipermanently closing off the Companionway in this way to be actually dangerous, because it effectively prevents quick access, both in and out

57. Noun 1. Companionway - a stairway or ladder that leads from one deck to another on a ship staircase, stairway - a way of access (upward and downward) consisting of a set of steps

58. The Companionway, a quiet Midwest inn, peers over the silent ebb and flow of the Bilnook River off an empty highway on the outskirts of the quiet town Trinity Fields

59. Our Companionway doors can be easily and quickly inserted or removed from the hinges, which are attached directly to our individually crafted teak fascia for a swiftly accomplished sailboat upgrade

60. The smoking room is one deck below on the upper deck, off the first class entrance lobby and easily reached from the main saloon on the deck below using the Companionway linking it to entrance lobby.

61. The used boat review of the Tartan 37 in the January 2015 issue mentioned that several companies specialize in producing bullet-proof Companionway door arrangements that can be customized to fit almost any boat

62. From the engine room Companionway came the engineer and stockers, and together we leaped after the balance of the crew and into the hand-to-hand fight that was covering the wet deck with red blood.

63. [From companion, framed windows above a hatchway, Companionway, probably alteration of obsolete Dutch kompanje, from Old French compagne, steward's cabin, storeroom, from Old Italian (camera della) compagna, (cabin for) provisions, pantry, from Vulgar Latin *compānia, things eaten with bread : Latin com-, com- + Latin pānis, bread; see companion1.]