A maximum number of 5 berths is provided, but it is sensible to regard the Crabber 24's as '2+2' boats with flexibility as to where crew members sleep according to circumstance.
'Thomasina' was fitted with the raised 'Breton'-style berth forward providing a double berth in harbour, with two lower-level single berths - one to each side of the main seating area - most commonly used for seeping as well as seating about the removable table.
A single quarter berth (to starboard side, abaft a chart table) offers a snug passage berth too.
A forward facing chart table accommodates a hidden stainless steel sink within, opposite a simple but practical galley featuring a full two burner, grill and oven cooker; these areas both being amidships, while an enclosed heads compartment located conveniently close the companionway offers full privacy and the convenience of a marine flushing toilet.
The original, removable cabin table has been supplemented by a second, smaller table for more convenient day-use.
Externally, a relatively long cockpit, with deep coamings offers a full depth locker to port and a shallower tray locker to starboard (over the quarter berth), while two LPG canisters can be accommodated by the canister locker accessed from the stern deck.
Cushions are covered using a toning, finely checked and 'velour' finished fabric, referred
to as 'Tuscany' by Crabbers and the cabin was fitted with the optional forward 'bulkhead'
closure for a warm and tidy ambience.
A protective and waterproof cover for the quarter berth to protect the head of the cushion when the chart table is being sat at has been ordered is being made as these details are being written.