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its seems the majority of people using coroplast over plywood are not removing the panels often for a cartopped boat... i wonder if the coroplast would hold up to abuse from moving / storing/ being in bd of truck with gear on top

are those for a removable floor option?

cheers thanks!

cheers, I think I will be going with exterior plywood and treat it myself. 1/2" or 3/8" not sure...

cheers, thanks for the help! much appreciated

or could I get regular plywood and treat it with a sealant?

thanks for the reply, I see, so the plastic will not really hold well to the foam, or the marine grade carpet I have to use either Im assuming. Also as I think about it, since I will be removing the 2 floor sections out every time I load the boat, or store it, I will want something that is...

maybe marine plywood would be a better choice than the plastic?

do you have any links or pics I could reference from? I've seen some threads somewhere but I cannot find them now

that is the plan. using foam to span the ribs. but wanting to use the plastic instead of plywood in between the foam and carpet

thanks for the replies I will restate I do plan to use rigid foam under the Coroplast... the 10mm coroplast would ust a plywood substitute I plan to be removing the floor when I roof top the boat on my truck rack. I could have sworn I seen a thread on here , that got me thinking about...

For some reason I got the idea I could use 10mm thick corrugated plastic instead of plywood for a removable floor in a 1236 jon boat. I will be car topping the boat so I will be removing the floors often. I plan on using foam insulation panels and marine carpet as well, but would like to...

thanks man! you have a 1236 alumacraft too right?

Installed 2x Scotty anchor locks - flush mount on stern corner brace & side mount on front bow/gunnel side Installed 2x wise high density seats w/ swivel and quick release clamp - installed with rivnuts w/ multiple mounting options - center both seats & offset & rear has one more offset...

got all my fasteners and mounts in place.. going to start drilling soon.. ill post pictures hopefully all goes well... never done much of this type of work before so its all a learning experience