Marine Quality Teak Tables - Worldwide Delivery

Marine Teak

Marine Teak

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Jan 4, 2014
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United Kingdom
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Supplier of Marine Teak Tables
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Delivery Worldwide !
Hello all

We would like to introduce our company to you, Marine Teak - we supply marine quality teak tables which are an ideal replacement for the standard white tables normally supplied with vessels of all ages.

Our tables make a dramatic statement and will give your Sea Ray a completely new look when installed. The range includes ten styles from the flat fixed style right up to the impressive folding and sliding options that give extra space when not needed. Each table is available in a range of sizes ensuring we have the perfect table for you.

As an incentive to members of the Sea Ray Owners Club, we can offer a 10% discount off the range by using the voucher code 'RAY10' at checkout.

Although based in the UK, we supply all over the World, with at least half of our customers in the USA and Australia. We offer a flat delivery charge of £25 (approx $40 US) regardless of location and delivery is usually completed within 4-8 working days by recognized world-wide couriers.

To view the full range, please visit our site at www.MarineTeak.co.uk and if you have any questions at all, please let us know !






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We actively encourage feedback on our range, so if you decide to purchase a table, please do pop back on the site and fill in the 'Review' form which is available under each product - We value your opinion and also love to receive pictures of your table once installed ! These are added to the site as and when received.

Thank you for reading, and we hope we can be of service to you !

Luke
Marine Teak
 
Welcome!
Very nice looking table.
 
Thank you Jim and Tooner - we are here to help so if there is anything we can help with just let us know !

Luke
 
Hi Mike

Thank you for your comment ! We operate a flat rate shipping of £25 (approx $40) to anywhere in the world. If you purchase more than one table there is no further charge. Each table is packed in five ply protective cardboard, then bubble and black wrapped to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

Delivery is usually between 4 and 8 working days by recognized courier and full tracking details are emailed to you shortly after we receive your order.

There is a 10% discount for Sea Ray owners - at checkout, enter 'RAY10' (then hit the plus button) and the total is adjusted.

If you need any help, just let us know - we are here to help !

Luke
 
Love the slide table. Hmmmmmm?
 
Welcome to CSR & Nice looking tables. :thumbsup: . :thumbsup:
 
Will the folding table still work in place of my original for the berth?

Will it support the weight?
 
Hi dwnala

The "Wing" has two wooden supports on each side that pull out before you unfold the table. I must admit it is very sturdy when unfolded, but of course it would depend on the weight applied - I can't answer that one ! :smt001

By the way, to all members in the States and Canada, we are seeing on our National TV News the weather reports out there and decreasing temperatures. We have had some rough weather over here for the last few weeks but nothing like we are seeing over the pond - wishing you all a very safe winter - stay safe and warm !
 
Mine drops down and is the center support for that bed.

Temps went from near 65 this morning to 5 later tonight... I've even got some heat on under ther house!
 
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dwna1a said:
Mine drops down and is the center support for that bed.

Temps went from near 65 this morning to 5 later tonight... I've even got some heat on under ther house!
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We had -30F this morning, -18F when I checked at 2pm…had to wear gloves when I went outside.:smt043 What made things interesting was we had a power outage too. I woke up just before 3am and heard the generator running. Public Service thought the power would be up in a couple hours so I waited. It didn’t go on when they said so I started my truck to let it warm up so I could take some extra heat down to my daughter’s house, she doesn’t have a generator. At that point Public Service didn’t have an estimate of time for power. After my daughter I was going to run into town to check on my 91yo aunt, might have to bring her home with me. I was just a couple minutes from heading out the door when the power came back on, great feeling…I went back to bed.

What do you mean by 'I've even got some heat on under the house'
 
Go to new post, I don't want to hijack this one
 
Anyone else order these yet? I ordered 2. I ordered the 1,000mm version of the sliding table to replace the FRP stock table in the cockpit, and the 940mm version of the half ellipes to replace the FRP stock table on the bridge. Here's my opinion:

1. I ordered them Sunday afternoon 1/12 while I was watching a little football.
2. I paid the stated $40 for shipping which covered BOTH tables.
3. The tables arrived from the UK at my office in Michigan (yes, in the USA) on Wednesday 1/15. You read that right, 3 business days - for $40, from the UK!!!!
4. The tables are beautful! The sliding table works very nicely and is very sturdy when in both the open and closed positions.
5. Don't be surprised with the thickness of the tables. They are a little less than 3/4" thick, but they are very solid and sturdy, without weighing a ton. My concern was that they would be too heavy for the stock bases and poles. I think they weigh about the same or maybe less than the stock FRP tables.
6. These will be a beautful, classy, well made addition to the boat. I am very anxious to get the bases mounted and get them on the boat - even though its buried deep inside a heated building and there is ice on the lake.

My only dilemma now is how to finish them. They are perfect in natural state, but my experience with teak is that it stains easily from things as simple as rain water or condensation rings from pop cans etc. So I am contemplating applying a few coats of high gloss varnish to protect them, but I don't know how well the varnish will bond to the black seam caulking. I don't want it flaking off over time. Another benefit of the natural state is that the caulk actually has a sort of non-skid property to it which would nice to keep things from sliding off the tables. I'll let you all know what I end up doing to them prior to spring launch.

In a nutshell, if you're thinking of upgrading your table(s) consider these a real beautiful addition. Thanks for sponsoring the site Marine Teak, thanks for the 10% forum discount, and especially thanks for marketing such a great product!
 
tc410 said:
Anyone else order these yet? I ordered 2. I ordered the 1,000mm version of the sliding table to replace the FRP stock table in the cockpit, and the 940mm version of the half ellipes to replace the FRP stock table on the bridge. Here's my opinion:

1. I ordered them Sunday afternoon 1/12 while I was watching a little football.
2. I paid the stated $40 for shipping which covered BOTH tables.
3. The tables arrived from the UK at my office in Michigan (yes, in the USA) on Wednesday 1/15. You read that right, 3 business days - for $40, from the UK!!!!
4. The tables are beautful! The sliding table works very nicely and is very sturdy when in both the open and closed positions.
5. Don't be surprised with the thickness of the tables. They are a little less than 3/4" thick, but they are very solid and sturdy, without weighing a ton. My concern was that they would be too heavy for the stock bases and poles. I think they weigh about the same or maybe less than the stock FRP tables.
6. These will be a beautful, classy, well made addition to the boat. I am very anxious to get the bases mounted and get them on the boat - even though its buried deep inside a heated building and there is ice on the lake.

My only dilemma now is how to finish them. They are perfect in natural state, but my experience with teak is that it stains easily from things as simple as rain water or condensation rings from pop cans etc. So I am contemplating applying a few coats of high gloss varnish to protect them, but I don't know how well the varnish will bond to the black seam caulking. I don't want it flaking off over time. Another benefit of the natural state is that the caulk actually has a sort of non-skid property to it which would nice to keep things from sliding off the tables. I'll let you all know what I end up doing to them prior to spring launch.

In a nutshell, if you're thinking of upgrading your table(s) consider these a real beautiful addition. Thanks for sponsoring the site Marine Teak, thanks for the 10% forum discount, and especially thanks for marketing such a great product!
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I got a table from Teakworld Enterprises who makes many of the tables for searay. It came delivered unfinished, and they recommended using a mix of 3 parts boiled linseed oil with 1 part mineral spirits to seal it. It gave the table a nice natural finish and has held up nicely over 2 seasons. I put 2 coats on initially and one coat last season. The good thing is that if it somehow scratches you can sand it lightly and reseal it. I keep the table down in the cabin when not in use so its dry and out of the sunlight, but it stays out in the cockpit during the weekend. No problems, and have been very happy with the table.
 
Thank you for the feedback Jeff. Our couriers are excellent and are always on time or before, we deliberately state 5-8 working days, but often find it is a lot quicker - as in this case.

Personally, we much prefer the untreated look of teak - if you do decide to apply a coating though, please do check with the product manufacturer that it will be suitable for the caulking as you say.

Thank you again, and if we can be of any assistance in the future, please let us know !

Best wishes for a great season !

Luke
 
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Can anyone with a 96 to 99 330 DA in a warm climate measure the fibreglass cockpit table and let me know the size so I can see what will be similar size in these products?
 
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