Teak Veneer Split Hinged Hatch 26 7/8"" X 11 3/4"" on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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This as a teak veneer hatch that is in very good condition. It is 26 7/8" W X 11 3/4" L overall. The hinged portion is 23 3/16" X 9 1/2". This was removed from a freshwater boat. All items are sold "as-is" so please examine the photo's closely. Shipping price is for the lower 48 states, others will pay more! Local pick-up is always welcome.
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