Teak strips for decks

Teak strips are the essential element for creating or restoring solid wood decks. Choosing the right teak makes all the difference in terms of durability and aesthetic appeal. Inferior teak, or teak that hasn't been properly dried, risks warping or cracking after only a short time.

The Burmese teak you find in this section is selected to guarantee maximum resistance to the elements and the typical wear and tear of the marine environment. Remember that proper installation is just as important: use teak-specific adhesives and high-quality sealants to prevent water infiltration.

Why Choose Solid Teak for Your Boat Deck?

Solid teak offers unique advantages:

* Unmatched aesthetics: The warmth and natural beauty of wood are incomparable to any synthetic material.
* Strength and durability: Teak is naturally resistant to water, insects, and fungi.
* Thermal insulation: Teak maintains a comfortable surface temperature even under the scorching sun.
* Added value: A well-crafted teak deck increases the value of your boat.

Nautica Basile's Advice

* If you only need to replace a few strips, bring a sample to our workshop: we will try to find the closest match to avoid obvious color differences.
* For routine cleaning, use only fresh water and mild soap. Avoid harsh products that can damage the finish.
* Don't neglect periodic maintenance: a light sanding and the application of a teak-specific oil will extend the life of your deck.

• Fast shipping throughout Italy with express courier.


• Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back within 14 days.


• Pre- and post-sales technical assistance.

If you are redoing your deck, also check out our section of nautical sealants and stainless steel wood screws. You'll have everything you need for a professional job.

How much teak do I need to redo my deck?

It obviously depends on the size of the deck and the width of the teak strips you choose. As a general rule, calculate the total surface area to be covered and add 10-15% extra for cuts and joints. If you have any doubts, contact us and we will help you get an accurate quote.

How do you install teak decking on a fiberglass deck?

Installation requires careful preparation of the surface: sand, clean, and degrease the fiberglass to ensure perfect adhesion. Use a teak-specific adhesive and carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions. Secure the teak strips with clamps until completely dry.

What is the difference between solid teak and teak veneer?

Solid teak is made entirely of teak wood, while teak veneer is a thin layer of teak glued to a substrate of another material (e.g. plywood). Solid teak is more durable, long-lasting, and valuable, but also more expensive. Veneer is a more economical solution, suitable for less demanding applications.

How much teak do I need to redo my deck?

It obviously depends on the size of the deck and the width of the teak strips you choose. As a general rule, calculate the total surface area to be covered and add 10-15% extra for cuts and joints. If you have any doubts, contact us and we will help you get an accurate quote.

How do you install teak decking on a fiberglass deck?

Installation requires careful preparation of the surface: sand, clean, and degrease the fiberglass to ensure perfect adhesion. Use a teak-specific adhesive and carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions. Secure the teak strips with clamps until completely dry.

What is the difference between solid teak and teak veneer?

Solid teak is made entirely of teak wood, while teak veneer is a thin layer of teak glued to a substrate of another material (e.g. plywood). Solid teak is more durable, long-lasting, and valuable, but also more expensive. Veneer is a more economical solution, suitable for less demanding applications.