>From the factory, all cabin top and deck hardware is attached with  
stainless bolts. The holes are drilled and then tapped for the bolts. A  good 
bedding compound is used prior to installing the hardware. 
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 2/9/2014 7:31:08 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
steverayj at hotmail.com writes:

Thanks  for the great info. Interesting about a possible gap  between
liner/skin/core.

I will also be adding a cam cleat on the  cabintop instead of just the cleat
for the furling line. Do you think  screws (epoxied in?) will be solid
enough? (The cleat is just screwed in  and is solid). Is the cabintop also
about 1" ply?

Thanks again,  Steve



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