Carver 355 swim platform 1998

Does anybody know if there is access to the inside of the swim platform on a Carver 355 1998. through access panels in the aft cabin.
I have purchased this boat , but have no access until the spring as it is completely covered.
I want to find about about a backing for a davit set up I wish to purchase, and I am not sure if it must be bolted all the way through the double hull, or the plates can be mounted inside for stress relief and load dispersal.
Thank you

Thank you for taking the time to answer. I guess what you really meant to say is that they are screwed to the swim platform And not bolted, otherwise you would have to have access to the other side to put a nut on it.

Thank you for this info. I am sorry i did not respond earlier as i thought that i would get notifications of responses to posts, so i did not check the sight .
My plan was to install Hurley davits so as not to have to remove my engine after every use
Much of what I have read about this 355 is that the platform is subject to osmosis problems so i was reluctant to just drill, screw in, and install if i was not able to seal the area properly.as i have not yet had access to the boat to know the size at the rear, i am not sure if these davits will create a situation where there will be no room to move if the tender is sitting there.
For either davits, Hurley or Weaver, I wanted to make sure that the stress points had some form of backplates to spread the load beyond the point of screw entry. It just does not seem right to put a 150 lb load divided by 2 nounts and 2 screw holes
Thank you.

Thank you as well, G36
As mentioned earlier, i purchased this the day before it was put away so i do not have access. But it is quite disturbing to read for a second time tbat Carver majes these beautiful boats ,but then goes cheap on protecting the investment, in how they attach dock boxes, which unlike aftermatket davits, is under theor control.
I will have to deal with this later if it is an issue.
How did you replace bad wood without deconstructing the entire playform?
I started a post way back in october when i purchased the boat wherby i was looking for 355 owners who could give me some measurements so that i can plan in advance for next summer. The whole direction of the post was to find a means of transporting that surfboard you see in my picture, and still take my tender along. I have done it for years on my 30 searay, but it required great effort.
The boat does not have a crane to the top of the upper aft cabin, so i hve some planning to do

G36, check out this subject from the november post, i do not know how to forward this to you other than sending the subject title

CARVER 355 SWIM PLATFORM; INFO REQUEST

Thank you very much for taking the time to answer this question. I am using an inflatable dinghy with the softball them and aluminum floor panels. Do you think that the standoff and the rear arch can support a soft bought a boat with the engine place
The area above which I highlighted in blue, interest me very much. Is there any chance you happen to have some photography of what you have done. My understanding is that you cut the 4 to 6 inch holes as access panels so that you can get to put proper nut mounting plates for the davit, is that correct
One last question, the dinghy I have which is 9 foot six, and the next size up which is 10 foot six specify two different engine limits .The larger dinghy has a limit of 15 hp and mine has a limit of 10 hp. However the mounting plate on both think he's shows the same wait for the engine as a maximum load. What size Dinghy are you using with a 15 hp

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there were some typos in my response. It should have said. Soft bottom dinghy
Sorry, it was dictated on an ipad