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On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 16:11:30 -0600, "Bob Crantz"
wrote: Why not put down drainage tubes (PVC pipes cut half- round), lay down some wood joists (or columns that would lock in to the foam) to screw the floorboards to and use pour in foam. Great flotation, less work and tremendous strength. I don't understand, need to keep a space between the floor boards and the hull while sailing to keep your feet dry. Boat will only drain after it is out of the water or pumped out over the side. If I pour in the foam without stringer type molds, the incoming water will be above the floor boards. Did I misunderstand you? JB |
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