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    • January 28, 2011 at 9:23 pm #68248
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      Hi John,
      It is just plastic no foam it is a light PVC material. I will have to look
      into the wall liner option. I tend to stay away from materials sold at home
      stores as they tend to contain formaldehyde and off gas quite a bit. Also,
      we have learned (painfully) from our mistake of NOT using marine grade
      plywood when replacing the damaged teak around the portlights by using
      standward plywood and we have vowed to never assume it will not get wet! 🙂
      Thanks,
      Dawn

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    • January 28, 2011 at 9:58 pm #76706
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      On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 4:23 PM, Dawn Rodney wrote:

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      Hi John,
      It is just plastic no foam it is a light PVC material. I will have to look
      into the wall liner option. I tend to stay away from materials sold at
      home
      stores as they tend to contain formaldehyde and off gas quite a bit. Also,
      we have learned (painfully) from our mistake of NOT using marine grade
      plywood when replacing the damaged teak around the portlights by using
      standward plywood and we have vowed to never assume it will not get wet!
      🙂
      Thanks,
      Dawn

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