Teak Companionway Hatch and Drop Boards

Here are pictures of my new companionway sliding hatch and drop boards. They are made of solid burmese teak, very old slow growth natural teak. The boards are joined by internal splines of the same teak with the grain running perpendicular to the grain of the boards they are joining. It is very, very heavy and very strong. I will weigh it when I get a chance.

John Graves Trelawney #15

The First 50 Years: An Alberg 30 History by Mike Lehman A collection of stories about the Alberg 30 and how a bunch of Chesapeake Bay sailors came to buy a bunch of these boats and form an association around racing and cruising them. (Proceeds help support the Alberg 30 Association.)

• Deck Repairs
• Small Boat Patch
• Mast Beam
• Mast Step Deck Repairs
• Newer Hull Deck Joint
• Newer Taffrail
• Replacing Windows
• Adding Opening Ports
• Opening Port Gaskets
• Teak Hatch And Dropboards
• Cockpit Coamings
• Winter Cover
• Boarding Ladders
• Rub Rail
• Awlgrip

• Boat Maintenance
• Spars, Sails & Rigging
• Hull & Deck
• Deck Gear
• Steering
• Mechanical Propulsion
• Electrical
• Head
• Plumbing
• Accomodations
• Tools
• disorganized