FAQ

Flexiteek hugs the surface, so it can be used on most angles and contours, both vertically and horizontally.

Flexiteek will compress if a fastener is bolted across it. We recommend that anything bolted should be placed on a solid lining such as Tufnol, UPVC, aluminum, etc.

If required, Flexiteek can be supplied on marine plywood, GRP, laminated board or a layer of foam of suitable thickness to allow a perfect fit to an indentation or edge.

We have tested many adhesives and recommend the use of MS polymer or PU2K adhesives, depending on your installation method.

Flexiteek adhesives adhere successfully to most surfaces, provided the substrate is painted. It is often possible to use a two-component epoxy to create a suitable substrate for the application of our adhesives.

A border is the frame around the panels; it’s a section that’s normally a little wider than the battens used to define it.

Flexiteek is “welded” using vinyl welding techniques to ensure tight, clean joints.

Flexiteek is the only second-generation synthetic deck on the market, offering a lighter, fresher alternative with a wide range of realistic wood finishes and colors.

Flexiteek is the only second-generation synthetic deck on the market, offering a lighter, fresher alternative with a wide range of realistic wood finishes and colors.

Flexiteek is very easy to repair using vinyl welding techniques; in extreme cases, planks can be cut out and replaced.

Flexiteek can be sanded by hand using 40-80 grit sandpaper, working in the direction of the grain. The rougher the sandpaper, the deeper the grain.

We recommend using our cleaners which have been fully tested for use with Flexiteek, a pressure washer works well for daily or deep cleaning and a light detergent can help with stubborn stains. You can download the care instructions here .

Flexiteek requires minimal maintenance, occasional cleaning, and if the grain starts to wear, a quick sanding will restore its new look and anti-slip properties.

Flexiteek offers the look of real teak with the added advantage of being lighter and requiring minimal maintenance.

Flexiteek will not fade or change in appearance, although it may become a few shades darker after long exposure to the elements. It can be restored to its original appearance by sanding the surface, like wood.

Flexiteek will compress if a fastener is bolted across it. We recommend that anything bolted should be placed on a solid lining such as Tufnol, UPVC, aluminum, etc.

A border is the frame around the panels; it’s a section that’s normally a little wider than the battens used to define it.

Flexiteek is “welded” using vinyl welding techniques to ensure tight, clean joints.

Flexiteek is the only second-generation synthetic deck on the market, offering a lighter, fresher alternative with a wide range of realistic wood finishes and colors.

Flexiteek offers the look of real teak with the added advantage of being lighter and requiring minimal maintenance.

Flexiteek will not fade or change in appearance, although it may become a few shades darker after long exposure to the elements. It can be restored to its original appearance by sanding the surface, like wood.

Flexiteek heats up in hot climates, but has been developed to reduce heat transfer and cools down 30% faster than traditional composite bridges.

Flexiteek has similar anti-slip properties to teak and outperforms it when wet.

Flexiteek weighs 4.5 kg per square metre.

Flexiteek can be designed to replicate a teak deck or custom-built for a modern, contemporary or traditional look; there are no limits to the effects possible.

Flexiteek is priced according to square meters and details. National distributors can provide quotations on request.

Flexiteek is supplied as custom-made bridges or raw panels in almost any size to suit your needs.

Yes, Flexiteek has been used for non-marine applications such as domestic and commercial flooring, gyms, spas, mobile homes, trailers and vehicles.