Jan 13 2025

Teak Deck Company at Miami International Boat Show

Teak Deck Company at the Miami International Boat Show – February 12-16, 2025. Herald Plaza, Booth HP 117 Teak Deck Company will be at the Miami International Boat Show premiering several new additions to their line of teak furniture, as well as promoting their primary product of teak decking and teak deck caulk. We look forward to seeing you at the event! The Miami International Boat Show and the Miami Yacht Show have joined forces to create the Discover Boating Miami…

Jan 11 2025

Teak Deck Company at Palm Beach International Boat Show

Teak Deck Company at the Palm Beach International Boat Show The 44th annual Palm Beach International Boat Show, March 19th – 23rd, 2025. Located along the waterfront and Flagler Drive in Downtown West Palm Beach, FL. This year’s boat show will be integral in providing visitors, exhibitors, and the community at large with an unforgettable event featuring more than $1.2 billion worth of yachts and accessories, including hundreds of boats ranging from 8-foot inflatables to superyachts nearly 300 feet in length.…

Jan 10 2025

Teak Deck Company at IBEX

Teak Deck Company at IBEX –  the International Boatbuilders Exhibition & Conference Teak Deck Company will be at IBEX, October 7th – 9th 2025 IBEX, Where Better Boats Begin (www.ibexshow.com), is the marine industry’s largest technical trade event in North America. IBEX is owned and produced by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (www.nmma.org) and RAI Amsterdam (www.rai.nl). IBEX brings together over 700+ exhibiting companies and 10,000 marine industry professionals to see the latest products and services on over 125,000 square feet…

Jan 10 2025

Teak Deck Company at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

Teak Deck Company attends Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2025 Teak Deck Company will be at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Bahia Mar Yachting Center, October 29th – November 2nd, 2025. Located steps from the beach in sunny South Florida, FLIBS spans nearly 90 acres across three million square feet of exhibit space that is connected by an intricate network of water and ground transportation services. The five-day show attracted over 100,000 attendees and 1,000 exhibitors representing 52 countries…

Nov 10 2024

Teak Deck Company at the Stuart Boat Show

Teak Deck Company at the 51st Annual Stuart Boat Show Teak Deck Company will be at the 51st Annual Stuart Boat Show, Date: January 10 – 12, 2025, Tent 200 Booth 229. Celebrating its 51st year, the Stuart Boat Show is the largest boat show on Florida’s Treasure Coast featuring over 205 local, national and international exhibitors displaying hundreds of boats in-water and on land. Many boat brands are represented at the show, including the latest models of motor yachts, cruisers,…

Mar 01 2016

Worn Out Seams And Plugs

Worn Out Seams And Plugs  – If your seams are worn to the point where caulking is gone and many screw heads are exposed, you will have to determine how much actual teak thickness is left. If the deck was originally 1/2 inch thick with 1/4 inch deep plugs, the remaining teak is only 1/4 inch thick. If seams and plugs have been failing for long time, or if the depth is too shallow for plugs, you should replace your…

Mar 01 2016

Caulk Separating From Teak

Caulk Separating From Teak, Leaking Seams  – Leaking seams may just need some re-caulking – or in the worst cases, lead to the deck having to be re-done. Even small leaks or water penetration can be detected by hosing the deck and observing how it dries. Areas where the wood or a seam stays wet longer than deck around it should be carefully inspected for a possible problem. If water sits in a seam it should be re-caulked. Areas where the…

Mar 01 2016

Loose or Missing Plugs Over Screw Heads

Loose or Missing Plugs Over Screw Heads  – This is probably one of the easiest problems to fix, but if it’s happening at the same time as the seams being worn out, you are facing a bigger re-caulking job. Let’s  assume your deck seams are still good – The first sign of a loose plug is a black ring around the plug, this is caused by mildew from water under the plug. Fix by drilling out the plug with an…