Is it better to use a FRP wooden boat or a pure FRP boat?

A wooden boat made of glass fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) was used, and the bottom of the boat was rotten in less than a year. All the small pieces of wood were nailed down. Nails are almost as thick as nails. If it weren't for the outer layer of FRP, it would fall apart visually. When sweeping FRP, it may be uneven and have holes, and the small boards inside will be soaked by water. It is suggested that the landlord buy a bigger boat if it is made of pure FRP, because the boat is too big for ordinary people to control. Also, buy a FRP boat to see the difference clearly. At present, the market is mixed, and many FRP ships are doped with impurities. After all, high-purity glass fiber reinforced plastics are expensive, and most of them are mixed with things like lime powder, which reduces the durability a lot. If the landlord just paddles around at ordinary times, you can consider a cheaper pure wooden boat. If it is used normally, 4-5 years is not a problem. If it is well maintained, use 8- 10.