On the deck, two layers of ⅜ inch ply were used instead of the typical single layer which allowed for staggering the joints to alleviate any high stress points that could buckle under the extreme expansion and compression they would face in open ocean.
On the deck, two layers of ⅜ inch marine ply were used instead of the typical single layer. The double layering allowed for staggering the joints to alleviate any high stress points that could buckle under the extreme expansion and compression they would face in open ocean.