I made this one to put on my boat, but ended up just putting a removable ladder instead. I have a pile of SS tubing to make the supports. It is made of high density plastic.
What ever you use for the deck please use only stainless steel for supports below the water line. Even anodized aluminum pipe doesn't last when the boat is left in the water.I can show you how to use SS fittings and you can get the pipe drops cheap from most large marine canvas shops.:mmmbeer
Breeze Fabricators (1/29/2008)What ever you use for the deck please use only stainless steel for supports below the water line. Even anodized aluminum pipe doesn't last when the boat is left in the water.
Not that breeze needs my backing. Use SS and teak. I really don't know how maghony stands up, but you are well assured teak will handle the salt water just fine. Teak and SS would be my way to go, unless of course you plan to fiberglass the thing.
You may want to talk to Chris (owner of the Tech Rec). He built his own for his dive boat. It is located at the Scuba Shack downtown Pensacola. Teak / Stainless and very attractive.