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Subject says it all. Cost and rot-resistance are the key
characteristics for a DIY grating, I suppose. What are yr favorite east coast woods here? -AS |
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Atlantic white cedar is first choice. Northern white cedar second. Cypress
is OK, but gets heavy. White pine might last a while. If teak strips are thin (no more than 1/4"), the cost of all materials is under $10/ft^2, half the materials cost of a teak grating. My love of cockpit gratings ended when I dumped the bowl of dip. They're very hard to clean. "ashore" wrote in message ups.com... Subject says it all. Cost and rot-resistance are the key characteristics for a DIY grating, I suppose. What are yr favorite east coast woods here? -AS |
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