Cockpit make over with teak?

I started off with cockpit seats in plain GRP but soon got fed up with a wet bum every time there's a bit of moisture about. I had some teak strips machined, 10mm thick, 50mm wide and the top edges rounded. These are laid 20mm apart which is comfortable to sit on but leaves room for water to drain away. Epoxy worked pretty well for sticking them down but a few have started to come adrift and I'm using sikaflex to replace them - so far so good.
 
Getting me out of bed is also a problem /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
My workshop is at the end of the garden so i dont do the rat race rush hour .
Ill speak to a few people tomorrow and maybe get you some contacts but i know one of them is of to Corfu to work on a boat and wont be back for 3 weeks , but hell want more than 20 per hour im sure .
 
Flexiteek i'm afraid, another one of my ex products, you need to heatweld that.

TD just glues together using a PVC bonding adhesive, quite easy really. I have plenty of happy customers who buy it in 'kit' form and DI themselves, anything else /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif?
 
Thanks for the tip - if I ever want to talk about deck materials again I will remeber not to invoke the Tek Dek demon - sort of like the candyman?

Thanks for all your input though, I have to say I think thhe cockpit will be decked out (who knows maybe Deked out).

Oh and good luck with the staff hunting....
 
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