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Airpilot just upgraded his ladder to the bridge on Melodie. I helped him reinstall it and snapped a few photos. He wanted to get rid of the teak treads but the starboard seemed to flex too much so he had a machine shop brace them with stainless channel. I think it came out pretty nice and I like the grip of the non-skid on the starboard.
And a couple more.
I like that! the channel idea is great too.
It's rock solid.
So this is Starboard with molded in nonskid? I replaced the teak bridge ladder steps with stainless steel ones, welded into the ladder, but I could add an overlay of a nonskid material.
Yes, they call it starboard anti skidQuote:
Originally Posted by jim rosenthal
Looks very nice. I like the look of my wood but hate the upkeep. I am going to try Awlwood this winter but if I have poor results I will give this a shot. You could also make the treads a little wider for better footing.
Walt Hoover
Nice design with the awning .
Awlwood might be too slippery, though.
I have a partial awning like that on my boat, too. It's amazing how shading even half the deck improves the temps in the cabin.