Replacement locker/ drawer units?

X-Land

X-Land

Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2023
Messages
9
Reaction score
2
Points
3
Age
64
Model
Gulfstream
The plastic lockers/cabinets on our 2000 Gulfstream 232 are failing due to age and sun. I can't find a good source for replacements any recommendations? Who does Grady get them from?
Thanks,

IMG_6578.jpegIMG_6577.jpeg
 
Take a look at

Boat Doors, Deck Hatches, and Lids | Boat Outfitters

Shop our selection of doors, hatches, and lids to easily find an exact replacement or upgraded solution. From custom or exact replacement doors, deck plates, deck hatches, and livewell lids, Boat Outfitters offers a wide variety of parts for all your access and entry points.
www.boatoutfitters.com www.boatoutfitters.com
They have stock parts or will custom make parts
 
  • Like
Reactions: OceanSun and X-Land
GW used a PVC plastic drawer system on my boat. It was a clever system. I used it on another boat I had as well. Unfortunately I can't find it anywhere.

You would buy a length of drawer material about 6' long and cut to length for drawer sides. There was a tool to cut oval notches in the ends of the drawer sides. There is a snap in corner piece to join the sides. A cut to size sheet of PVC was the drawer bottom. The side have a slot for the drawer bottom and s larger slot to the drawer rails. You can use clear PVC pipe cement to glue everything together if you want to. The stuff is so versatile I’m sure it’s still available.

IMG_0169.jpeg

My cabinet is made of melamine covered wood. The box is screwed in thru the fiberglass and a frame/door is screwed in from the outside. My frames are in bad shape too. I'll probably get Offshore Eddy to make replacement frames out of Starboard. Replace the doors too.
 
Last edited:
Thanks Hookup1, ya finding pre made units that fit is proving challenging. I may have to get creative and rebuild the existing trim kits.
 
November 2021 I had two new cabinets (to replace the wooden tackle draw cabinets under the seats) made up for me in Seafoam-colored Starboard by Fin Addict Marine in N.C. (referred to me by Grady White)

Fin-Addict Marine Inc. - Engineered Plastic Fabrication

Fin-Addict Marine, Inc. builds unparalleled quality products that meet the demanding conditions of the marine environment from replacement parts and accessories to OEM fabricated plastics products. Product types: doors, rod racks, tackle boxes, glove boxes, & hardware.
finaddictmarine.com

Not cheap, but excellent workmanship and quality!

Contact:
Cody McLean <cmclean@finaddictmarine.com>
Cody probably still has the drawings and specs from my job on file....not sure if the Gulfstream has the same sized opening below the seat, but it looks similar based on your pix.
 
Finest Kind said:
November 2021 I had two new cabinets (to replace the wooden tackle draw cabinets under the seats) made up for me in Seafoam-colored Starboard by Fin Addict Marine in N.C. (referred to me by Grady White)

Fin-Addict Marine Inc. - Engineered Plastic Fabrication

Fin-Addict Marine, Inc. builds unparalleled quality products that meet the demanding conditions of the marine environment from replacement parts and accessories to OEM fabricated plastics products. Product types: doors, rod racks, tackle boxes, glove boxes, & hardware.
finaddictmarine.com

Not cheap, but excellent workmanship and quality!

Contact:
Cody McLean <cmclean@finaddictmarine.com>
Cody probably still has the drawings and specs from my job on file....not sure if the Gulfstream has the same sized opening below the seat, but it looks similar based on your pix.
Click to expand...
Thanks Finest Kind, these are the closest yet to our units. I'll follow up.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Finest Kind
Try Ocean Breeze Marine Accessories out of Florida. 352-606-8999 or oceanbreezeMarieaccessories.com as they did great job on my rear transom hatch doors. I have more to don on my 232 and they will be my first call - great prices to go along with the workmanship.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_3866.jpeg
    IMG_3866.jpeg
    1.8 MB · Views: 23
  • IMG_3869.jpeg
    IMG_3869.jpeg
    1.7 MB · Views: 22
  • IMG_3867.jpeg
    IMG_3867.jpeg
    1.6 MB · Views: 20
  • IMG_3870.jpeg
    IMG_3870.jpeg
    1.1 MB · Views: 21
Pfu said:
Try Ocean Breeze Marine Accessories out of Florida. 352-606-8999 or oceanbreezeMarieaccessories.com as they did great job on my rear transom hatch doors. I have more to don on my 232 and they will be my first call - great prices to go along with the workmanship.
Click to expand...
How much were those? They look great
 
  • Like
Reactions: X-Land
Thx PFU. At first glance it looks like they can do the job. And then I need to get them into Canada - that’s even harder!
 
X-Land said:
Thx PFU. At first glance it looks like they can do the job. And then I need to get them into Canada - that’s even harder!
Click to expand...
I do as well, where are you located, split shipping?
 
Maybe go to a local cabinet maker and see if they would be willing to help you. Starboard is easy to work with and should be no problem with standard woodworking tools.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.