Teak mouldings

[jag22]

Does anyone know what this moulding is called in boat terms? I can only refer to it as "the wooden trim that goes around the hole where I store sheets and lines". I need to get mine replaced (you can see in the photo one is badly broken and doesn't look so good). If I knew what it was called it would be easier to search for replacements.

Also does anyone know where I might get one, or how to go about trying to replace it myself?

 

[Tranona]

That will have been machined specifically for that job so unlikely you will find an off the shelf moulding. You may find you can make up a replacement using mouldings from www.kjhowells.com in Poole. They do premachined radius and straight mouldings, but you will need to check your sizes.

 

[sailorman]

why not repair it, after all its straight grain. the only reason it has broke is nothing sticking it back to the combing.
if you want an off-cut of teak give me the dims.i will send you some

 

[30boat]

I would replace it with a fiberglass moulding.Not very difficult to make a plug and a mould.

 

[jag22]

why not repair it, after all its straight grain. the only reason it has broke is nothing sticking it back to the combing.
if you want an off-cut of teak give me the dims.i will send you some

Hi Sailor man. Many thanks for your kind offer of helping me to repair my combing trim. I did think about trying to repair it, but didn't know how to do that or where to get an off-cut from.

Do you think it would be best to remove the old trim clean it, cut a straight edge on the broken piece, cut and shape the new piece to be added?

This is an expensive new version in the US that shows the sizes:
http://www.catalinadirect.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_ID=385&ParentCat=42

The height of the trim is 6 inches and the 'width' of the radius approx 3 inches.

 

[sailorman]

Hi Sailor man. Many thanks for your kind offer of helping me to repair my combing trim. I did think about trying to repair it, but didn't know how to do that or where to get an off-cut from.

Do you think it would be best to remove the old trim clean it, cut a straight edge on the broken piece, cut and shape the new piece to be added?

This is an expensive new version in the US that shows the sizes:
http://www.catalinadirect.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_ID=385&ParentCat=42

The height of the trim is 6 inches and the 'width' of the radius approx 3 inches.

I would repair what you have "in-situ" chisel & or a bull nosed plane to straighten the existing broken edge, offer up & mark a new piece, cut & fix with mastic with the teak glued to the old edge