Laminate flooring will work great until they go inside and change their wet
suits for dry cloths leaving them on the floor. LOL

Jack
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"Black-n-Gold" wrote in message
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Saw a boat for sale last night - a 1977 Bayliner - that the owner had
just
installed laminate flooring on. Looks very cool, however I don't know
how
practical it is.


I have it in my dining room at home. It's quite durable, but any standing
liquid is supposed to be wiped up right away. Makes me wonder how
practical
it would be in a boat. I guess that would depend if the boat is likely to
have people in wet swimsuits standing on it and dripping water on it. I
assume it is installed in an enclosed cabin or salon of some sort? If so,
it might work out OK.

"Jack Rye" .# wrote in message
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Laminate flooring will work great until they go inside and change their
wet
suits for dry cloths leaving them on the floor. LOL


That's sort of what I was driving at. But, if the boat is used in the
northern climes where nobody ever gets in the water, maybe it would work out
OK.