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"DSK" wrote in message .. . Roger Mcmillan wrote: I want to fit teak decks to my 37ft aluminum sailboat. Why? If you want to make it more top-heavy, just add some lead weights to the mast. If you want to add a maintenance intensive feature with no practical value that will have to be replaced periodically, maybe you should consider getting a British sports car. Fresh Breezes- Doug King Make your 37 ft. sailboat more top heavy by installing teak decks ? You are a little mis informed, sir. Most teak decks on bigger boats are 3/8" thick and when smaller or under power use 3/16" thick teak decking. I suspect that you may be the kind of chap who puts vinyl siding on his mobile home because it 'looks good'. Regards...Ken |
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Teak wrote:
Make your 37 ft. sailboat more top heavy by installing teak decks ? Yep. Maybe you are under the impression that adding teak to the deck will make it lighter? Or that weight added to the deck will improve stability? You are a little mis informed, sir. Nope, not at all. DSK |
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