The Plastic "T" (made from cutting board) bolts down to/thru the floor. This keeps the seat box attached to the boat. Slide bolts hold the box in position, forward/aft side to side. A wood tray/cap goes over the "T", so it does not get in the way of gear storage. Or, if there is a drawer, the drawer will glide over the it. This system workes really well and is very simple to build.

Handle for moving the box. It slides very easy on the plastic rails.

These are Sea Dog slide bolts that hold the box in position. 2 holes drilled in floor.

Most of the seat was recycled from the original seat box. Front, side and bottom panels were added along with the floor/deck. All painted to match.

The Plastic "T" (made from cutting board) bolts down to/thru the floor. This keeps the seat box attached to the boat. Slide bolts hold the box in position, forward/aft side to side. A wood tray/cap goes over the "T", so it does not get in the way of gear storage. Or, if there is a drawer, the drawer will glide over the it. This system workes really well and is very simple to build.

This worked really well. Everything mounted up in the boat perfect and this simple design does the job without complex hardware.

Box rides on PVC glides made from ripping down PVC lattice trim purchased at Home Depot. Its very slippery and does not leave any marks on the floor.

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The Plastic "T" (made from cutting board) bolts down to/thru the floor. This keeps the seat box attached to the boat. Slide bolts hold the box in position, forward/aft side to side. A wood tray/cap goes over the "T", so it does not get in the way of gear storage. Or, if there is a drawer, the drawer will glide over the it. This system workes really well and is very simple to build.

Montana Kev
Feb 4, 2011

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