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I was wondering if 3/8 might be too thick and more
expensive.. what occured to me some time ago, was
that one could cut a fairly large window in the existing
wooden hatch, and frame in a fairly light sheet of lexan
over a smaller span. The framing might help keep the
lexan from getting scratched so readily when the hatch
is stored inside the cabin, etc..
Bruce Hood
P-15 "Aillte", Sail no. 1246
Chico,CA
GUNWALES@aol.com wrote:
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> I wonder if with Lexan 3/8 thick is necessary. 1/4 is quite strong and might
> provide room for some sort of channel lining.
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> Cliff in PA
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