Flexiteek International has launched its latest generation of synthetic teak decking, Flexiteek 3.
The product follows on from Flexiteek 2G which was introduced in 2014 and which at the time had many enhanced benefits over its predecessor.
Flexiteek 3 has been created to develop the performance and sustainability of Flexiteek decks and provide the appearance of real teak, with graining detail and colour options that mimic the natural aging process of wood.
The new third generation is Flexiteek’s most sustainable decking yet, produced with bio-attributed PVC, renewable material that creates up to 80% less greenhouse gases than fossil-based PVC.
It is also created with REACH-compliant phthalate-free plasticisers with a low migratory performance, and it is 100% recyclable after use.
By using the latest technology and production processes, Flexiteek says it is striving to innovate and evolve to meet the future needs of boat owners and OEMs.
“We are excited to release Flexiteek 3, especially at a show as central to the marine industry as METSTRADE,” said Tomas Gustafsson, CEO of Flexiteek International.
“Our new third generation offers enhanced durability, improved aesthetics, and greater sustainability, meeting the evolving needs of our customers and we are delighted to be shortlisted for the DAME Design Awards this year.”
Flexiteek 3 is available in five main colours: Teak, Scrubbed, Bleached, Weathered and the new Ash option. Also available are six dark wood colours of Walnut, Vintage and Charcoal, and monochrome colours of Grey, Carbon, and Off-White.
