Real Teak Decking

Why use Teak for decking?

Strength - Teak is a great wood for decking boats. As one of the hardest woods available, it resists rot and decay.

Water-resistant - Teak is naturally water resistant, perfect for wet environments, and does not need sealant for protection.

Insulation - Teak has good thermal and sound insulation properties.

Anti-slip - Teak offers an anti-slip surface, even in severe wet conditions.

Cool - Teak is cool underfoot, providing excellent comfort.

Durability - A standard teak deck can last 20 years (depending on how’s it cared for).

History - Teak decks are a symbol of the wooden boat era, and an essential part of boating history.

Maintenance – Teak can be repaired with light sanding. Larger repair work is relatively easy for marine carpenters