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    I have noticed several pictures of the newer 28's with what looks like a plank laminate flooring in the cabin. I have not had a chance to go to the factory, shame on me it's an hour flight from home, to see how this is installed. Wonder if this can be installed over the "painted floor" that all the older models have installed?

    Couple years ago when I was in St. Thomas, the locals were redoing a 31 Bertram with cork flooring in the cabin and on the deck. LOOKS GREAT! What they did was cut a templet from a sheet of card board to fit the area. Once fitted it was removed to the dock and strips of cork were placed on the templet, black rubber joint seem compound was then added between the cork strips. When cured, it was sanded and the backing removed. Placed in the boat and glued to the deck. Easy to clean up because it won't absorb stains, soft on the feet and looks terrific.

    Just wondering if any of you have tackled a project like this?
    Last edited by capthorace; 08-23-2007, 07:25 AM.
    "Addison Leigh"
    1995 Carolina Classic 28'
    Wrightsville Beach, NC

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    Cabin Sole

    Teak and holly soles for the cabin can be added to your boat. The footprint of the cabin has not changed. The flooring is 'assembled'/cut at the factory and glued down in one piece . . .

    We have ordered that item in the past to add it to 28s for customers . . .
    Tres

    http://www.virginiabeachboats.net
    http://www.specialtyproducts.net

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    • #3
      What kind of money are we talking about?
      "Addison Leigh"
      1995 Carolina Classic 28'
      Wrightsville Beach, NC

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      • #4
        That option was $450 in the 2007 price list, obviously included installation. Call CC and see what they can send you a kit for.
        NIGHTHAWK
        2001 CC 28
        Yanmar 300's

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        • #5
          Floor

          I added the floor to my 28 and was very pleased. Mac sent the floor already finished and told ne how to install it which was very simple. I forget the price but it was less than the $450 factory option.
          Capt. Nicolls
          Atlantic Coast Captains.com
          \"L J EXPRSS\"

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          • #6
            I am curious. Did the floor come in planked sections or one piece? I am guessing it is glued down with some sort of adhesive? Is it solid wood or veneered? Thanks.
            NIGHTHAWK
            2001 CC 28
            Yanmar 300's

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            • #7
              The flooring as a teak/holly laminate on plywood cut with a CNC router at the factory. I believe it is just fastened with the use of an adhesive. It should be a fairly easy self-install.


              Chris
              "Pelagic" 2006 Classic 32

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              • #8
                Floor

                It is attached using RTV which dried over night. The Factory cut and fit was perfect.
                Capt. Nicolls
                Atlantic Coast Captains.com
                \"L J EXPRSS\"

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                • #9
                  Nick-

                  Are the two sections (upper and lower cabin floor) fully assembled in one piece when you got them or did you have to assemble the floor sections?
                  NIGHTHAWK
                  2001 CC 28
                  Yanmar 300's

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                  • #10
                    any one have the cost of the kit from the factory, thinking about putting it in my 2001 28, always thought it looked sharp on boats at Mac's place

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                    • #11
                      Ordered mine from Mac, cost was $385. It come in two pieces and fits like "socks on a rooster ". Easy to install with construction adhesive and let dry.
                      "Addison Leigh"
                      1995 Carolina Classic 28'
                      Wrightsville Beach, NC

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                      • #12
                        I would like to see you try and put socks on a rooster.....


                        Thanks
                        NIGHTHAWK
                        2001 CC 28
                        Yanmar 300's

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                        • #13
                          Easy... One leg at a time!
                          "Addison Leigh"
                          1995 Carolina Classic 28'
                          Wrightsville Beach, NC

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