Furniture 2

Overview

Furniture built for a vessel accounts for motion in a way land furniture never has to: drawers carry positive latches rather than simple friction, and freestanding pieces are either bolted down or fitted with restraints so they cannot shift or tip as the vessel moves. Layouts are typically built-in and modular, designed around a specific cabin's dimensions rather than assembled from standalone pieces. Replacement or refit furniture is matched to the compartment's existing fixing points and fire classification rather than chosen on style alone.