Floor

Hi everyone  can anybody  help to take out and put down a new floor in a  21 foot boat. In  Rhyl boatyard. .  Thankyou in advance.

Welcome to the forum bodie
I hope you manage to get the help you need

Keep us updated on your progress

Welcome to the site and good luck on the rebuild

Welcome mate,
How much have you examined the boat?Is it a fibreglass hull,what is the condition of the engine seatings.If you haven't lifted the old deck yet,do you know the condition of the stringers? I am taking it that it has an inboard engine.
I certainly hope it's a straightforward job,trouble is,most jobs are rarely straightforward.
If I was you,I would keep us updated on your progress,that way you will probably get some good advice off the members.
A couple of pics would be a lot of help.
Good luck with it,keep us posted.

VALVEBOUNCE wrote:

Welcome mate,
How much have you examined the boat?Is it a fibreglass hull,what is the condition of the  engine seatings.If you haven't lifted the old deck yet,do you know the condition of the stringers? I am taking it that it has an  inboard engine.
I certainly hope it's a straightforward job,trouble is,most jobs are rarely straightforward.
If I was you,I would keep us updated on your progress,that way you will probably get some good advice off the members.
A couple of pics would be a lot of help.
Good luck with it,keep us posted.

The poor bloke put his head in the gas oven after reading this.

Heyup Kiky's dad,
The last thing I wanted was to put the guy off.
I've renovated a couple of boats from scratch myself,once you lift the deck there is usually a bit more to it than you expect.
It's impossible to know what materials you need until you have a look.
In can't get there to give him a hand unfortunately,but I can offer him a few tips if he needs them.
I wish him the best of luck with the project,as we all do no doubt.
"V"

I'd have thought the best boat you could have is one without flaws

Logger wrote:

I'd have thought the best boat you could have is one without flaws

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Good one!

Logger wrote:

I'd have thought the best boat you could have is one without flaws

Then again,it depends if the mother in law wants to do a solo in it to the Isle of Man.

VALVEBOUNCE wrote:

Then again,it depends if the mother in law wants to do a solo in it to the Isle of Man.