Expedition Spray Deck Installation: Standard Snaps and Drilled and Riveted Studs
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- čas přidán 18. 10. 2023
- A detailed explanation of an expedition spray deck installation with the standard snap attachement system and drilled-and-riveted snap studs.
It's always painful drilling holes in a boat. You have a very beautiful boat.
Very professionally built, packaged and assembled! I hope a spray deck front/back installation is in the works… 😊
Thank you, Tommy!
When you say "front/back installation", are you just looking for a bow and stern install on a solo boat? You can always leave the center section off of our Expedition decks and just paddle with the bow and stern sections, or you could get one of our new Splash Covers that cover the bow and stern but never cover the cockpit/seat area. 🙂
@@redleafdesigns2157 Thanks-I was talking about the splash covers, yes. Installed the same way? With either glued or riveted snaps?
@@tommyrq180 Got it! We could make them with snaps (either glued or riveted), but actually think the splash covers work best with adhesive loop velcro on the boat and sewn-on hook velcro on the edge of the cover. Because there's no cockpit tunnel secured around your body, the velcro is a safe option on the Splash Covers. It would NOT be a safe option on the Expedition Decks.
@@redleafdesigns2157 I think I see it on your site-the picture with the red adhesive loop Velcro down the length of a Hornbeck solo. Off topic: how long would it take (estimate, no guarantees!) to ship a Tiderace Pace 18 (over stern rudder) Ultimate cover given your current production cycle?