Hull construction

Hull construction refers to the process of building the main body or shell of a boat or ship, which is designed to float and withstand water pressure. The hull is typically made from materials like steel, aluminum, fiberglass, or wood. Construction involves shaping these materials to create the desired form, ensuring strength and stability. The hull needs to be watertight, as it protects the vessel's interior and affects its performance in water. Key factors in hull construction include design, materials, and techniques used to ensure safety, durability, and efficiency while navigating through various water conditions.