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    • #67440
      Anonymous

      Has anybody gotten a quote or have an idea what a stainless toe rail like that would cost?

      On 3/30/09 9:26 PM, Patrick Walters wrote :

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      That must be Rhythm with the stainless toe rail, no?

      -p


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      pma_foyl
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      I saw Rhythm and it looks interesting (stainless toe-rail, all stainless hand-holds, no eye-brow… so NO wood) and, of course, less work. But there is something amiss to my eye. I’d also imagine that stainless toe rail to be burning hot in summer sun. Could be unpleasant for barefooting.

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    • #72303
      Anonymous

      I’m curious about it. Our toe rail has been sanded to nothing. Several bungs are missing, most are like veneer.

      On Mar 31, 2009, at 8:21 AM, Paul Audi < ([email][/email])> wrote:

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      I saw Rhythm and it looks interesting (stainless toe-rail, all stainless hand-holds, no eye-brow… so NO wood) and, of course, less work. But there is something amiss to my eye. I’d also imagine that stainless toe rail to be burning hot in summer sun. Could be unpleasant for barefooting.

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    • #72305
      RichCarter
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      Aaron
      Is your toe-rail too thin to redrill the bung holes a little deeper and reset the fasteners? I’ve done that in several places already.

      Regards
      Rich


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    • #72306
      Syringa
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      The owner of Rhythm as I under stand was a part owner of a ship yard. He pass away about 9 months ago.

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