Here’s another cut of the galley bulkhead extending to the floor. The remaining wood is around five inches wide, except near the floor which looks more like two inches in the illustrations. Five inches seems enough to support the shape of the shell. Any stress on the bulkhead presumably isn’t great unless the roof is carrying weight, but I’d like to carry weight on the roof. According to CLC, roof racks can carry up to 150 lbs. Does cutting the bulkhead this way substantially reduce this weight?
