How is the cabin laid out?
The interior of the A30 is fairly conventional. Starting forward, there’s a v-berth. Aft of that is a head to port and a hanging locker to starboard. Then there are two settees in the main cabin with a removable table. All the way aft, there’s the galley to starboard and icebox to port. There’s one door between the head and main cabin that’s a bifold and folds into the head. There’s another door that doubles as a door to the hanging locker and a door to the v-berth. Some boats may have a slightly different arrangement. The table mounts on a zig-zag piece of aluminum pipe that fits into a holder under the edge of the starboard settee cushion. The shape of the pipe holds the table out in the middle of the main cabin or it can be rotated 180 degrees to mount the table completely over the starboard settee. When not in use, the table top can be mounted under the deck over the v-berth and the pipe wherever you want. Again, some boats may be different. Tell me about the ballast The ballast is
