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a deck of a boat is the place were people walk at and sometimes dance and have fun that is what a deck is and like bridge
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Where can I find boat deck plans from?
You can find deck plans on line . I found these sites that have great deck plans. They also have boat deck plans here are the sites Shannon Deck Plans www.Shannonachts.com/shannon_deck.html and another one is Deck plans- Boat deck www.pnc.com.au/-byceme/fairsky/boatdeck.html
What part of a boat that rhymes with trek?
deck
What is an upper deck on a ship?
The Upper Deck of a boat or ship is either the highest of two decks of a boat or the part of the deck that's the highest part covering the hull. The deck of the boat is the part covering the hull or body.
What can one put on a deck of a boat?
What one can put on the deck of a boat depends on the size of the boat. The deck of the boat is the floor of the boat. On a smaller sized boat, several places to sit are quite common. Larger boats might have more seating, as well as tables, lounge chairs and coolers.
Which words have a line of symmetry deck car boat town?
deck
How much does it cost to make boat deck plans?
In general it wont be cheap to create a boat deck to park your boat in. It will depend on majorly on the size of your boat, but a rough starting estimate is about $5000.00.
How many storeys high was the titanic?
11. There was the roof, on top of the boat deck structure. The Boat deck A-Deck B-Deck C-Deck D-Deck E-Deck F-Deck G-Deck Orlop Deck Tanktop Deck
What is one of the floors or levels of a boat?
it is the deck
What are the parts of a boat?
Deck and Ancker and so on .....................................................
How do you remove water from deck of boat?
a bucket.
Where were slaves kept at on a boat?
in the deck and the hold
How many stories tall was the Titanic?
There were 4 stories (passenger decks) including the main deck. The ship was 11 stories high from the keel to the boat deck, 9 stories high from the waterline to the boat deck.
