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Old 09 August 2021, 04:47   #1
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Hurricane 440 floor

Hello, I just pick up a hurricane 440. It is very bear bones. Just a bench control panel.
I would like to dress it up. I would like to put a floor in. What is the best way to do it?
Sorry I will post a photo tomorrow
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Old 09 August 2021, 15:59   #2
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what does "put a floor in it" mean? Should already have a self draining deck (floor) and sump pump well near the transom.

good thread on 440:

https://www.rib.net/forum/f45/zodiac...0-a-13754.html
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Old 09 August 2021, 17:24   #3
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I was looking to put in a wood floor. Do you think that is necessary?
Do you see any other work that should or could be done?
This is my first Rib boat. I had a zodiac cadet. This is to put the family in.
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Old 13 August 2021, 19:55   #4
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Should be fine as it is.

Are you worried about it being slippery? You could put down some rubber non skid mat/tiles or paint it with non skid gel coat. You can also get custom cut simulated teak stick-down flooring, pricey though I think.

have a poke around in the engine mounting bolt holes to make sure the plywood core is not rotten.

other then that have fun!
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