Marine Boat PVC Deck Flooring Artificial Teak Decking UV Resistant Durable PVC Yacht Mat
Artificial Teak Decking Description
Crafted from Grade A PVC with added stabilizers, this decking closely replicates the natural look of real teak wood. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, most commonly used as a covering for yacht and boat decks.
As a practical replacement for traditional teak, synthetic teak eliminates the heavy upkeep natural wood requires each year—giving you more time to enjoy the water. The material not only delivers the appearance of genuine teak, but also withstands sunlight, saltwater, and harsh weather without losing its elegance.
This decking can be installed securely on a wide range of bases including GRP, steel, and timber. Thanks to its subtle textured surface and the flexibility of the PVC compound, it offers excellent slip resistance, even in wet conditions.
Artificial Teak Decking Specifications
| Product Name |
PVC Deck Flooring |
| Warranty |
3 years |
| Color |
Teak color with white strip |
| Thickness |
5mm |
| Size |
Length 2500cm x width 20cm |
| MOQ |
1 roll |
| Application |
Boat, marine, yacht, ship, dock, gym, etc |
Artificial Teak Decking FAQ
Q: Is synthetic teak a new invention?
A: No. It is actually a modified form of flexible PVC, a material that has long been used as cove base molding in commercial kitchens. Over time, this durable non-skid surface has also been adopted as an optional decking material by many well-known boat builders for both private yachts and passenger vessels.
Q: Does it become slippery when wet?
A: No. Synthetic teak maintains excellent traction in wet conditions, offering better grip than traditional teak or standard non-skid fiberglass decks.
Q: How is synthetic teak installed on a deck?
A: It is secured using standard PVC marine flooring adhesive. When a certified installer performs the installation, they ensure the planks are aligned properly and the adhesive is applied neatly, giving a professional finish that lasts for years.
Q: Does synthetic teak get hot in the sun?
A: Yes, PVC decking tends to feel warmer than genuine teak when exposed to direct sunlight. However, you can simply rinse the deck with water as you would with teak or fiberglass surfaces, and it remains safe to walk on. Deck shoes are also recommended for added comfort.
Q: What maintenance does synthetic teak require?
A: Unlike real teak, synthetic teak requires virtually no upkeep. It never needs oils, sealers, or protective coatings. Cleaning is simple—common stains such as fish blood, food, drinks, or dirt can be rinsed or scrubbed away with ease.
