Downeaster Yachts.com - Topic: Deck Info - Above vee birth. http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth Simple:Press Version 5.6.7 Argyle38 on Deck Info - Above vee birth. http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3797 General Forum http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3797 The vertical sections are also foam core, just like the decks.

]]> Wed, 13 Nov 2019 11:54:55 -0500 Scott Carle on Deck Info - Above vee birth. http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3794 General Forum http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3794 Yes all deck surfaces have foam core if it is original. Some boats such as mine have a few places where core has been repaired and might have ply or foam core. Not sure about riser?

]]> Fri, 08 Nov 2019 17:41:27 -0500 Leo Uhran on Deck Info - Above vee birth. http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3792 General Forum http://downeasteryachts.com/forums/general-forum/deck-info-above-vee-birth#p3792 Does anyone know with confidence if  there is a foam cavity (space) between the inside surface of the ceiling and the topside deck.

Also between the vertical cabin riser like there is at the port lights.

Background: The headliner has been removed from all the vee-berth surfaces and the previous owners painted the fiberglass roving interior (blue). I don't like the look and am planning on putting in new ceiling slats and then finishing the vertical cabin sides in wood slat to match the work I did in the head.

Vee- Berth

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Head wood work

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