EVA teak is the most practical deck for swim platforms, cockpits and small-to-medium boats: no maintenance, non-slip, light. If the template is right it fits in one go; we make the template with 3D scanning and CNC.
Who is it for?
- Owners who want zero deck maintenance
- High-traffic areas: swim platform, cockpit, stairs
- Speedboat, RIB and tender floors
- Boats that want the teak look without the teak budget
- Panels with an engraved logo or boat name
How we do it
- 01Survey and samples
Area inspected on board, colour and caulking samples shown, written quote.
- 023D scan
Area 3D-scanned or physically templated; hatches, hinges and fittings go into the digital template.
- 03CNC cutting
Panels cut to the millimetre on our 210×366 cm CNC, seams and edges welded in the workshop.
- 04Surface prep
Old covering removed, surface cleaned and primed.
- 05Bonding
Panels bonded on board in one piece, edges sealed.
- 06Handover
Check, clean, photo handover, 12-month warranty.
Template and cutting
We capture the area with 3D scanning or a physical template. CNC cutting means edges, hatches and fittings line up exactly.
Fitting
Old covering is removed, the surface cleaned and primed, then the panels are bonded. Logos or yacht names can be engraved.
Teak or EVA teak?
Which suits you? We bring samples of both to the survey.
| Burmese teak | EVA teak | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Classic and larger yachts, main deck | Swim platforms, cockpits, speedboats, RIBs |
| Look | Natural grain, silvers with age | Teak look, colour stays constant |
| Maintenance | Washing, yearly cleaner, seam checks | Soap and water; no oil or varnish |
| Weight | Heavier (10–12 mm solid) | Lighter |
| In the sun | Stays warm, not hot | Dark colours can get hot; choose light |
| Lifespan | 10–15 years (with care) | 4–5 years |
| Time on board | Weeks (shorter with workshop panels) | Days |
| Cost | High | Medium |
Care: do / don’t
- Wash with fresh water and soap
- Soft brush on stains, fine sanding if needed
- General clean at the end of the season
- Solvents and acetone
- Teak oil, varnish, polish
- Dragging sharp objects across it
Frequently asked questions
Synthetic or real teak?
Real teak is more prestigious and lasts longer; synthetic is lighter, cheaper and easier to look after. We recommend based on how the boat is used.
Are there colour options?
Yes, several colours and seam options. We bring samples to the survey.
Can you add a logo?
Yes, logos or names can be CNC-engraved into the panel.
