(below) The opposite end of the aluminum tubing, at the leading edge of the bench.
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| (above) Weld at the corner of dinette bench and the galley counter. You can barely see the gap between the curbside wall and the cabinet base. (below) The opposite end of the aluminum tubing, at the leading edge of the bench. |
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| (Below) Looking down, at the countertop, near the edge. You can see the cushion back for the dinetter, and the gap is much more evident in this photo. You can also see where it looks like a screw was pulled from the wall. I am going to be looking a little deeper to see if I can determine what is causing the wall to pull away. |
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