Synthetic PVC Teak Decking products have gained worldwide recognition for their exceptional quality. Renowned for their softness and flexibility, these products are effortless to install and require minimal maintenance over time.
As a viable substitute for real teak decks, they offer a compelling alternative that delivers comparable performance and aesthetics.
If you like the look and feel of a teak deck then you may want to look at the many synthetic teak decking alternatives which are cropping up on the market. Synthetic faux or fake teak decking material is becoming much more prevalent appearing on mega yachts, cruise liners, production boats and now DIY owners .
| Material | PVC |
| Technology | PVC Foam |
| Thickness | 5mm |
| Size | 190*5*25000mm |
| Color | Teak,Grey |
| Surface | Sanding, Smooth |
| Application | Boat/Yacht/Kayak/Marine Decking |
| Packages | Carton Box |
| Warranty | 10 Years |
| Single Gross Weight: | 35 KG |
Synthetic teak decking gives the look of real teak without the expense or maintenance. It’s a popular new boat option and aftermarket upgrade. To get the most value, you need to know some important details.
Surface Temperature
As a plastic composite material, our products absorb less heat than other products.
Ease of Installation
Due to flexibility of the 5mm flexible strips.
Material Cost
Real teak is expensive, but its true cost is quite cheap.
Labor Cost
Ease of installation greatly reduces labor costs, plus no machinery needed
Color Retention
Teak fades from golden brown to silver after only a few months.
Anti-Slip
The rough wood like finish is applied by sanding the finished product with 40 grit sandpaper
Installing synthetic teak decking is straightforward and adaptable to various surfaces. Here’s how it works:
1. Surface Preparation
Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and level. For boats, this means removing any old flooring or adhesive.
2. Layout Planning
Plan your layout, ensuring expansion gaps are included to allow for temperature-related movement.
3. Adhesive Application
Use marine-grade adhesives to securely bond the synthetic teak decking to the substrate.
4. Trimming and Finishing
Trim the edges for a perfect fit and finish with caulking for a seamless, polished look.
5. Final Inspection
Once installed, inspect the decking for any gaps, bubbles, or uneven areas, and make adjustments as needed.
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