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The future of replacement decking for all types of boat, yachts, power boat and ribs

Flexiteek is by far the most practical and convincing alternative to high quality teak decking. After considerable testing in tropical and European conditions, Flexiteek continues to clean easily and look like a newly laid teak deck. Its non-slip quality is superb and nobody yet on first viewing or touching thinks it is anything other than real teak.

Flexiteek is sand-able with individual graining. The result is natural looking and the feel is realistic. The deck is extremely stain proof and is easily washed, even with a power wash.

Flexiteek is supplied in one square metre coils. It has an integral caulking strip that forms part of the joint with the next plank making the joint invisible.

Flexiteek is available with either a black or white caulking strip in the following plank widths:

45mm, 65mm, 75mm and 100mm.

Square edged margin boards are supplied in the same widths

125mm king plank without any caulking is also available.

We can supply Flexiteek in rough sized panels ready to be cut to shape and laid as is or have margin boards fitted before laying to the deck.

Suitable for all types of boat

New boat fit

As fitted to the "Haines range of motor boats"

Complete decks can be made in house from patterns, reducing the time required to have your boat out of commission, making the deck inside reduces our down time also as we are not constricted by weather.
Fitting the deck can also be timed to suite the weather and the customer so when you do not require the boat we can get to work.

stage one of making a deck in house

building up sections by glueing

As each section is glued, weights are placed on top to ensure good glue line, the deck is then turned over and the seams are then welded together, this ensures they will not move when fitted.

here is a completed coach roof having a final detailing ready for fitting

finishing touches being carried out by Craig Speller one of our fitters.

A couple of photographs showing the difference Flexiteek decking can make. Here is the boat with the old original teak decking stuck in place.

Having removed the old decking and cleaned up, the new Flexiteek replacement is now fitted,changing the whole appearance of the platform.

Our stand at the London Boat show was very popular and has resulted in an increase in orders for our Flexiteek decking throughout our region.
Obviously on the back of increased prices for teak and the desire to reduce the amount of deck scrubbing and cleaning the synthetic decking is becoming increasingly popular.

here is the before shot showing the steel barge in our workshop

side decks have now changed the whole boat and make walking around a lot safer

here is the result of placing a Flexiteek deck on a Steel Barge we have been working on

another shot from the starboard side

Slipaway came to us for a new flexiteek decking, when investigating the sub deck we found this to be in a poor state. The owner instructed us to replace the deck and then fit the flexiteek deck to the new.
The result is a fine looking Broads Cruiser that is going to last a lot longer and be water proof as far as the deck is concerned.

here we are making deck sections for an Electric river launch for Silverline Marine in Brundle

Bathing platform

Sides decks and cockpit were done on this vessel moored at Goodchild Marine, Norfolk

This picture shows a panel of Flexiteek that is divided into Three one third un-cleaned for 1 year having been on our workshop floor, on third having been pressure washed and the last section having had a little sanding just to bring back the new look.

in this set of photographs we show how this boat form St Neots was transformed in a day.

before

Each panel having been made in the workshop is now fitted to the deck

All panels now in place and glued down

The aft deck all fitted