I'm just a little curious to see if anyone as ever tried using composite wood to build a set of bunk boards. If it's possible, it seems like it would last forever. That combined with Line-X would seem like a smart move.
What do you think?
I'm just a little curious to see if anyone as ever tried using composite wood to build a set of bunk boards. If it's possible, it seems like it would last forever. That combined with Line-X would seem like a smart move.
What do you think?
Composites do not have the tensile strength as real wood does. You have to run less distance between joists on a deck, so the distance betwwen the bunk board mounts is wayyyy to much for composite. Sounds good, but it is not a good idea.
the line-x part is not a good idea, it will tear up the hull very quickly if it comes in contact with it at all
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Treated wood, then line x, then carpet might be the best option. No on the plastic as it has very little spanning integrity and will sag big time.
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