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The article discusses the importance of an efficient boat fridge for cruising and highlights how a subpar fridge can quickly drain batteries and ruin provisions. Topics include the necessity of proper insulation to ensure thermal efficiency, the features of a quality fridge box, and the importance of selecting a compressor-driven cooling unit for optimal performance.

The article discusses how author transformed the galley area on his cruiser-racer by installing a new fridge box, sink, worktops, and drinks locker to improve workspace and refrigeration efficiency.

The article discusses the details or parts of a cruise ship. These include the top deck, stern, engine room, bridge, bow, dining hall, galley and cabins. Information about the function of each part of the cruise ship is offered. Cruise ships are big ships that carry people going on vacation in different places.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to an article about an ideal galley in the October 2012 issue, another asking for advice on how to remove spilled cetol and on the article "Marinco's Shorepower Solution," in the August 2012 issue.

The article discusses the renovations in a boat that converts a tired interior of a boat into a functional dream gourmet galley. It explores on the entire rebuilding process on the old countertop and cabinets that needed to be replaced. It also cites the difficulties of novice carpentry in conforming to the contours of the boat's hull which requires a good approximation of the hull shape and fittings.

The article focuses on the refit and repair of the yacht, Princess Pauline by Knight & Carver. In the galley, all appliances were replaced with new equipment, and new cabinetry and countertops were fitted. Belowdecks, two of the guest staterooms were redesigned and combined into a single luxurious suite. The lighting system was largely replaced and modified so that 24 volts lighting is now available when the generators are not operating.

The article features the Formula 400 Super Sport motorboat. It has football-sized walls painted with murals by marine artist Wyland. The boat's storage space for tables and pedestals in the cabin is beneath the sole of the lounge area. The galley features a home-style fridge with freezer and single-burner electric stove.

The article evaluates the Meridian 341 Sedan Bridge yacht and offers information on speed, maneuverability and handling manners as well as cabin and galley accommodations.

Focuses on the challenges faced by interior designer Michael Toppan in refurbishing a 1917 Arts and Crafts cottage house in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. Expansion of the galley kitchen; Description of the house's interior design; Special features of the dining and living spaces. INSET: Affordable Elegance.

Presents an article on the sea trial of the Meridian 368 Motoryacht. Fuel benefits of the yacht's MerCruiser gas engines; Description of the boat's interior; Features of the boat's galley and staterooms.

Focuses on express cruiser Roamer 40 from Chris-Craft Industries Inc. Key features; Trademark of Chris-Craft interiors; Information on the galley.

Features a galley kitchen of a 1940's summer cottage in New Jersey. Description of the kitchen; Information on the remodeling of the kitchen by its owners.

The article presents information on several galley equipment available in New York City. The Swedish Primus pressure-fed two-burner, which can be found at Abercrombie & Fitch, costs from $24.50 to $60. The filled extinguisher from Walter Kidde & Co., which weighs fifteen pounds and has a pistol-grip handle with a trigger, costs $39.25. The portable icebox from Coca Cola, which is eighteen inches long, thirteen inches wide, and nineteen inches high, costs $15.

The article discusses designing tips in constructing a boat's galley. It notes that a galley's location is essential for availability, proximity, and safety concerns. Sailing chef Jade Konst suggests cupboard shelves equipped with sliders or a lazy Susan and locks to be ideal for a galley. It also notes of using dry-chemical fire extinguisher to address sudden fire incidents. Boat chef Susanne Akerlumd advises using stainless pots and pans for its durable exterior and tight food storage.

The article discusses the galley design trends among business aircraft according to aircraft interior specialists and aircraft galley equipment makers. Topics covered include the integration of trends that are emerging in residential homes in aircraft galley design, the focus by operators on customization and the preferred materials for galley hardware such as countertops, refrigeration, cooking units and flooring.

The article provides information on the all-electric galley that would be used by the cooks of the cruise ship called Lafayette which would sail on the West Indies route in 1930.

The article discusses evolving trends in kitchen designs in American homes, design styles, remodeling, functionality and economic value created by them and describes trends from galley-shaped kitchens to quartz counter tops in kitchens.

The article focuses on the need to prepare the galley of one's boat for dining, cruising and entertaining. The author says that if one wants to prepare full meals, the galley should have cooking appliances, cookbooks, glassware and dishes. According to the author, the galley also should have proper lighting and food storage space.

The author explains the importance of having a smooth galley operation to the successful running of a passenger ship. Topics discussed include the value placed by cruise passengers to housekeeping and the timely provision of food, the proper positioning of the galley in ships, and the key role played by food operations in ferries.

The article discusses the importance of knowing the language of boating in British Columbia. It states that knowing the key words in a foreign language can make the difference between a successful holiday or a mediocre experience. It presents the nautical terms which are useful in boating including hanging locker which is an enclosed cubicle for wet gear or clothing and galley which is a nautical kitchen.

The article discusses the needed things when living aboard in boats, particularly in a Kadey-Krogen 48 North Sea Pilothouse boat. It notes the things that one should definitely have for liveaboards including a well-equipped galley and an efficient dehumidifying system. Also included in the should-have things are the satellite television (TV) and the wireless Internet access which is provided by Dish Network Corp. and Verizon Communications Inc.

Features several components of the San Antonio warship of the U.S. Navy. Engine room and auxiliaries; Medical facilities; Galley.

Provides information on Wombat, a custom composite motoryacht to be built by Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding in 2005. Designer of the motoryacht; Paint used in the custom teak wheel of the yacht; Description of interior spaces of the yacht; Facilities that can be found in Wombat's galley.

Presents a procedure in the reconstruction of a motorboat's galley. Replacement of the dark and old Formica wood on the bulkheads and cabinets; Installation of halogen lights on the cabinets above the kitchen sink; Substitution for the single-basin sink.

Features the interior design of a motoryacht galley. Windows; Cabinets; Refrigerator; Stovetop; Deep sinks; Single-lever faucet; Counters.

Reports that BE Aerospace's Galley Products Division is marketing upper-tier galley appliances to airlines. Features of some of the equipment; Advantages of steam heat.

Features step-by-step instructions on modifying a ship's galley. Stowage; Convenience; Light; Counter space.

The article features the galley-up configuration of the Princess 52FY yacht by Princess Yachts.

The article lists basic designing tips for a sailboat's galley which include tips on storage lockers, counter space, and ventilation.

The article offers brief information on several products for galleys including the EdgeStar Deluxe Mini Kegerator beer dispenser, Delta Anchor bottle opener from Lewmar Ltd., and the Pinnacle Base Camper cookware from GSI Outdoors Inc.

The article evaluates the Omnia Oven, a modern stovetop Dutch oven for boats.

The article describes the new littoral combat ship (LCS) Independence that will be commissioned in Mobile, Alabama on January 16, 2010. One cited key feature of the concept for LCS is the mission bay, which is approximately about the width of six highway traffic lanes. The ship's common galley is being shared by the mess deck and wardroom and it includes large and spacious individual berths. The ship is set to go to Norfolk, Virginia, after commissioning, for additional tests.

The article reports on the announcement on the plan to build a galley for midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy on July 27, 2009. It notes that a contract worth 40.9 million dollars has been released by the Navy on July 21 for the construction of a galley, which is funded as part of the economic stimulus spending program of President Barack Obama administration. According to spokeswoman Judy Campbell, the project will adopt a Navy trend of galleys designed toward healthy eating.

The article focuses on bridge tours offered by Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Royal Caribbean International (RCI). The tour offered by the former reveals 21 windshields and high-tech instruments that forecast weather and provide information regarding nearby traffic. RCI offers both bridge and galley tours on all its itineraries but does not publicize them. On the 700-passenger Seven Seas Mariner, the chef leads the passengers through eight bustling galleys focusing on food consumption.

Evaluates the Mainship 34 Motor Cruiser. Background on its Perkins diesel power; Architectural design of the boat; Amenities in the galley.

Evaluates the Bertram 28 Flybridge Cruiser from Bertram. Key features, including a galley and a dinette; Advantages and disadvantages; Price.

Evaluates the Viking Sports Cruisers 57 Flybridge Yacht. Description of the interior; Features of the cabins and the galley; Maximum speed. INSET: PERFORMANCE.

Presents information on the Pro-Line 32 Express motorboat. Features of the motorboat's cabin and galley; Description of the motorboat's bridgedeck; Maximum speed of the boat. INSET: EQUIPMENT.

Focuses on the features of Virginia, the new class of fast-attack submarines of the U.S. Navy in 2004. Description of the ship's berthing spaces; Views of several sailors on changes in the ship; Technologies incorporated in the ship; Improvements in Virginia's galley.