Cork decking for marine industry (SeaKork) cork for boats from natural cork

You can choose between two options:

• Light Variant: Natural cork with a polyurethane base; this boat flooring has a lighter and more natural appearance. un aspect plus clair et plus naturel.


• Dark Variant: Combines natural cork with rubber and has a darker shade.

The choice mainly depends on which look you prefer.

#1 Natural cork boat flooring is definitely lighter, reducing the weight of your boat without burdening it.

#2 Cork decking for boats has a porous structure, providing better grip and reducing the risk of slipping – especially when the deck is wet. Wooden floors (even those with anti-slip finishes) can still be more slippery than natural cork.

#3 Cork decking performs better with moisture, sea salt, and sunlight, and requires less care and maintenance than wood.

No, cork is resistant to mould, fungi, and bacteria. This makes it an ideal choice for boat flooring.

First, precisely cut the natural cork to create strips. Fill the joints with BOSTIK Simson MSR Deck Caulk Advance.

Finally, apply CorkCoat sealant to make the natural cork even more resistant and to keep it looking great.