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Teak Decking for Boats

When it comes to teak style boat flooring NZ residents can be confident that they are getting quality product. There are a few differences between plantation teak from Sri Lanka. The former is a lot lighter and has a tighter grain than the latter. Both are easy to look after and maintain. They're both cool underfoot and can be cleaned with soap and water.

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Teak Decking for Boats

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  1. Teak Decking for Boats When it comes to teak style boat flooring NZ residents can be confident that they are getting quality product. There are a few differences between plantation teak from Sri Lanka. The former is a lot lighter and has a tighter grain than the latter. Both are easy to look after and maintain. They're both cool underfoot and can be cleaned with soap and water. Premium teak planks are typically 75mm to 200mm wide, and 10mm to 12mm thick. Larger sizes are available and custom cuts are available to meet specific needs. In the past, NZ Kauri was commonly used in boatbuilding because of its unique properties, making it ideal for framing and interiors. However, due to its high price, other timbers have been introduced to replace it. Unteach is another option. This type of teak doesn't need to be stained, varnished, or sanded. It's also 100% waterproof. This type of teak boat flooring NZ is available in a range of colors and thicknesses, which means you can pick the perfect one to match your boat's interior or exterior. Teak has been a preferred material for boat decks for centuries. However, concerns about the overharvesting of old growth forests have led to synthetic alternatives. But thanks to technological advances, there's no reason why a teak boat flooring NZ cannot be as durable as its real-life counterpart. Natural oils in teak also keep it from warping or rotting in saltwater environments. Teak boat flooring NZ can add a luxurious look to your boat's decks. It also helps keep the water cooler. Boats with fiberglass decks tend to get super-hot and uncomfortable, and faux teak boat flooring helps keep the temperature of the boat at a comfortable level. You can find different designs, sizes, and materials online. Faux teak boat flooring NZ is an option that gives you the same luxury look as real teak, without the expense of real wood. However, real teak is not as hard-wearing as fiberglass. Therefore, teak boat flooring NZ is not the most economical option. So, if you are on a budget, a faux teak flooring NZ is a good option for you.

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