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“Norwegian Teak” Now Accepted World-Wide
Scores of builders around the Globe are using Flexiteek on everything from tenders to megayachts
First used by early adopters about seven years ago, Flexiteek, a PVC composite material is growing in popularity and now scores of builders from middle-market builders to megayacht yards all over the world are using the product. Developed and manufacturered in Norway (thus the nickname “Norwegian Teak”), it was natural that European builders such as Azimut, Ferretti, Fairline and Sunseeker are using it, and now American builders such as Four Winns, Regal and Sea Ray are using it, too, among others.
Video of the product:

http://www.boattest.com/videos_homepage_fl.aspx?source=demos&target=video& speed=broadband&title=Flexiteek%20Decking%20System &folder=flexiteek&clip=flexiteek&width=400&height= 300

 

[Turtlesboat]

All I know is, you can't walk on the stuff in bare feet after it's been in the sun for a few hours. It gets really hot.

 

[Nehalennia]

I have a bunch of Mahagony I was going to make some stepping areas on the boat with. This stuff may be easier, certainly thinner, but I have the mahagony already :huh:
that's a few projects away though

 

[Sundancer]

Too bad I can't use it for railing! Maybe I can wrap it around my existing bowplatform? HA!! Wishful thinking!

 

[sbw1]

The video was not too pursuasive. I like to wash/mop my boat and be done with. With this I would wash, mop and sand, hose the dust down, mop....No thanks. It also looks cheap.