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Hello all, I thought I’d post images of my somewhat restored (on the cheap) fiberglass canoe and thank everyone for their inputs. I installed a new thwart and step plates since.

by grip I meant length It’s a fiberglass hull, pretty thin, plus aluminum gunwale. 1/4 or 6mm should be fine

a few pictures

Definitely Mill Pond. 36” wide. Thanks so much.

Question from a newbie: I drilled all the aluminum pop rivets from the gunwales on my Nature Bound canoe. I’ll need to reattach these with new pop rivets and I read 3/16 is the standard length. What about width? What about grip?

That’s very good info, thank you so much. I’ll let you know what I find

Thank you so much everybody for your help.

Not sure you understand where i am at. It's a used canoe with a good hull, no fiberglassing except the flotation at both ends. The thwart in the middle of the canoe needs to be cut. What width? More than the canoe's width? Less?

Thank you. The brand is Nature Bound, long gone company. It's a 16' canoe.

Hello there, new on this forum, based in the Berkshires, MA. I bought a fiberglass canoe for $50 and I'm renovating it. It had no thwart or handles and I made both out of poplar and shaped the thwart using a template i found online (thank you Google). Since there was no thwart, I don't have...