replanked
Replanked refers to the process of replacing damaged, decayed, or worn wooden planks on a vessel or timber structure with new boards that match the original in material and profile. The term is most commonly used in maritime contexts to describe repairs to wooden hulls, decks, or sterns, but can also apply to other wooden surfaces that have lost thickness or integrity.
In a typical replanking project, the ship's hull is inspected to determine which planks must be removed
In restoration work, replanking aims to preserve historical accuracy while restoring structural integrity. The work requires
Replanked ships, decks, or structures typically regain original appearance and strength, enabling continued use and preservation