Marine Quality Teak Tables - Worldwide Delivery

We simply used teak oil and apply every month in the boating season, Resist stains and cleans up nicely.
 
Wow, exactly what I have been wanting for our cockpit, I need to get down to the marina and take some measurements, but I suspect you will be hearing from me.
 
Hi guys !

Just a quick note to say that we are continuing with the 10% discount to all Forum members!

We have changed the website a little to make navigation even easier so please do take a look.

In the mean time, if I can help with any enquiries, please let me know !

Luke
Marine Teak
 
Luke - I want to protect my tables from water stains, condensation rings, spills, etc. but I don't want to create an upkeep headache either. Would you recommend Semco sealing products? Will it soften the caulk joints or make them gummy?
 
Hi Jeff !

We would totally recommend Semco - it is an excellent product, and we use it ourselves !

I personally prefer the Semco Natural, but the Honeytone also looks fabulous - down to personal choice of course...

Please do post a picture when you get a minute - we love to see our tables once installed !
 
Luke, quick question. On our 88 the table drops down and is the support for the berth bunk. I love your tables but really need to be sure it will do the same duties as our current table. Can you help with that question
 
Hi dwna1a

The simple answer to this is "Yes" - but some common sense has to prevail. Depending on which table you chose the thickness is between 16 and 20mm - The tables are formed using a twice epoxied plywood core which is incredibly strong - this is then overlaid with 4mm teak slats, and of course all the edges are solid teak.

I have never heard of a table breaking, but if you put an unrealistic load on it then I'm sure it would go - let me rephrase that.... I presume it would go (never happened as far as I am aware) - the same as a plastic table of course ! ;-)

All of our products are covered by our universal guarantee - if for any reason you are unhappy, for whatever reason - simply return it for a full refund - no questions asked. To date, we haven't had one table returned !!

Hope that helps dwna1a - but if you need any more info, just let me know.
 
electricaldoctor said:
Do you do custom sizes?

~Ken
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Hi Ken

If you have common boat then we may be able to help. It all comes down to price (as everything) as manufacturing a one off is very expensive and the last thing we want to do is present you with an invoice which is disproportionate to the product you would receive - it doesn't look good on us either of course - a sort of supply and demand thing. To produce a table for the first time we have to have the full specification then produce CAD drawings for the factory to work from - this is where the expense is.

If we can produce say 20+ then this brings the cost of the table down to an acceptable level that our customers (and us) would be happy with.

Our general rule is that if the design you require is attractive to others then we can certainly look at it and let you know. If it is a custom shape, with unusual curves for instance, then it is quite unlikey due to the price we would have to charge to cover our design and manufacturing costs. If you can send me the dimensions and any other requirement then I could let you know.

We love to help wherever we can Ken - so send us some details and I'll see what we can do !

Luke
www.marinieteak.co.uk
 
Our existing table is nothing special Luke. That is why am considering upgrading it. It was original to the boat in 1988. I don't have the measurements but it is closer to 4' long. I can measure it this weekend. If the cost was attractive enough, maybe some other 390 owners would like one too??

~Ken
 
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I'm interested in the Nauticstar slide but the website shows the 2 bigger sizes are sold out. If I order now when willl they ship ?
 
Hi CPT2012

Our new stock delivery is on it's way to us right now, so you would receive your delivery w/c 17th March.
 
Finally took the tables up to the boat over the weekend..... Very pleased. No pictures of the cockpit table since there is a bunch of stuff back there due to a few projects the yard is working on, but the bridge table looks great and yard workers all oohing and ahhing over it.

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The table is the larger of the two sizes they offer. Approximately 2'x3' - the same size as the OEM fiberglass table. I have not treated it yet, but plan to use Semco natural sealer.
 
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