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Looked today ( Boat Choices)
eric, if you don't know what a Tayana 37 is, don't comment. contribute or
lurk. your only other choice is to open your mouth and be flamed. now, eric, go try to find out what a Tayana 37 is. In her original post she said it was the Cheoy Lee that had the teak decks, not the Tayana. "Cheoy Lee Pedrick 36, 1985 Model: This boat is simply a very good looking boat; it has loads of visual appeal and has been well-kept. The teak deck is in quite good condition, as are the topside fittings and rigging." Did they build them the same way? I don't know. Eric Rich Hampel wrote in message ... The underlayment of teak decks on Tayanas is built up of softwood squares individually isolated by dams of polyester. If such underlayment does get wet it usually doesnt not spread accross the whole deck as would be the case with ''sheets' of core filler. Not that you cant get a soggy deck on a Tayana; but, if you do the damage wont be as catastrophic as would a deck with continuous underlayment filler. Teak deck maintenance isnt all that bad if you kkep up a gentle and consistent regime of maintenance. Hell, I bet you expend more time scrubbing a glass deck than a teak deck owner does in periodically looking for loose bungs. Give me a teak deck anytime. So what if it makes the boat a bit more top heavy, **nothing** is this world has the non-dkid ability of bare teak. |
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