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Turtledeck Stow Area Material

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Skybolt540

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Got to fly in the front seat of a new Extra 300L yesterday. In the turtledeck luggage area, the floorand back panels were both made of clear acrylic for inspection of the tail area. The pilot, Ben Freelove say's it's absolutely an inspection point on the checklist before every flight. I'd planned on sheet metal on the bottom and plywood on the back, but this seems like a no-brainer. Any thoughts?
 

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