Teak decks
Teak planks are used to finish modern and classic yachts. Teak wood not only looks great but also has excellent properties, especially durability, which allows it to survive even the toughest sailing conditions. Architects are increasingly using the aesthetic and technical qualities that teak wood provides.
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Teak wood is the foundation of high-end boat building. For centuries, teak has been the preferred finishing wood for builders worldwide because of its beauty and resistance to harsh sea conditions. The high silica content of old-growth teak wood makes it incredibly durable, resistant to moisture, decay, and insects. The high dimensional stability of aged teak wood allows it to withstand drastic weather changes found in open waters, particularly in the tropics.
Reasons to Choose Teak Wood Decking Worth Considering.
- Teak adds elegance to the finish of any boat. Freshly cleaned teak has a beautiful honey-gold color that over time changes to a silver-satin. With annual maintenance, teak can maintain its golden color and new appearance with minimal effort.
- Teak decks act as a roof over the boat. Teak decks are not screwed in, so the risk of leaks is eliminated. The deck will protect and insulate the hull and properly drain water. Teak is naturally non-slip and insulating.
- Teak provides an excellent non-slip surface even when wet. Even in strong sunlight, it remains cool.
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