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You are correct Vlad. Longridge states that "the wooden deck was bolted directly onto the beams, and the bolt holes filled with dowels". All he mentions with regard to the deck house roofs is that he believes they were originally roofed with teak planking and caulked like the deck. Not much to say really. Cheers Martin
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I am not a fan of the new layout either. But I will try your suggestion, Chris. Thanks.
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