CABIN SOLE
CABIN SOLE
Greetings one and all. Hope all had a good weekend with no accidents.
Noticed a couple of great looking cabin soles on the mods board, but didn't see any location to order any. Can someone steer me in the appropriate direction/course to obtain some good looking teak and holly cabin soles?
Thanks in advance,
Bruce G.
ParadoX
Channel Islands, CA
Noticed a couple of great looking cabin soles on the mods board, but didn't see any location to order any. Can someone steer me in the appropriate direction/course to obtain some good looking teak and holly cabin soles?
Thanks in advance,
Bruce G.
ParadoX
Channel Islands, CA
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Terry Chiccino
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Bruce, Practical Sailor in one of the past few issues had an article on the latest "fake" Teak decking and cabin sole materials. It sounded like they really liked some of the materials (better that the real thing, especially from a maintenance aspect). You might check them out before you decide on your choice of sole material.
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I was thinking of doing the same thing...so...why couldn't you just go to HD, buy a box or two of wood flooring, and trim to fit. Never done a floor, never priced the stuff. But I'll bet you can do it all for cheap. I mean how many sq ft are we talking? Not much really. I think I'd rather buy it unfinished (if possible, otherwise sand it down) and finish it to match my other stuff. Throw in some matching trim around the edges and seal it all up real good, it'll look pro.
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kevin carroll
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Teak & Holly Floor
I have a teak and Holly floor and really like it, put about 8 coats of varnish on it!!
http://macgregorsailors.com/cgi-bin/mod ... record=420
Kevin Carroll
Jump the Shark
01 Mac 26X
San Diego CA
http://macgregorsailors.com/cgi-bin/mod ... record=420
Kevin Carroll
Jump the Shark
01 Mac 26X
San Diego CA
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Re: Teak & Holly Floor
Where did you get the materials, Kevin? Cost?kevin carroll wrote:I have a teak and Holly floor and really like it...
Kevin McLemore
Did some further research on environmentally friendly alternatives to real teak. Found a couple to review.
One is: http://www.plasteak.com/boating/plasdeck/plasdeck.html
Another is:
http://www.flexiteek.no/category.php?categoryID=14
Both are much less costly in terms of maintenance and initial outlay. Also, they have the advantage of flexibility, non skid, and installation uses shears to install some of them.
Have requested a sample and it should arrive soon for review.
BG
99 MacGregor 26X "ParadoX"
Channel Islands, CA
One is: http://www.plasteak.com/boating/plasdeck/plasdeck.html
Another is:
http://www.flexiteek.no/category.php?categoryID=14
Both are much less costly in terms of maintenance and initial outlay. Also, they have the advantage of flexibility, non skid, and installation uses shears to install some of them.
Have requested a sample and it should arrive soon for review.
BG
99 MacGregor 26X "ParadoX"
Channel Islands, CA
- Timm Miller
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Yukon Lumber
Yukon Lumber has the template to cut it out.......you put the finishing edges on it. www.yukonlumber.com Let them know what you're doing and what its for. You want teak and holly 1/4"
