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I discussed in my previous post the installation of the big (sexy) windows and some structural framing that was needed to help support them. Another reason for this framing was to support the new teak plywood siding that I was building to refinish the interior. This interior project coincided with the big window install project primarily because the panels that cover the interior sections of cabin top needed to be built before the big windows were installed. It was much easier to get the window holes in the right place by tracing the opening from the outside while the teak panel was in place. It started by building the framing and then making a pattern for the teak panel.  Cutting the panel and then fitting it in place before tracing the hole for the window. Finally the windows were installed and the panels could be screwed into place. Here are some photos of how it all came together.... This is the stamp on back of the teak plywood I received from World Panel .  I would high...