Cork decking for marine industry (SeaCork) Cork boat deck flooring

You can choose between two variations:

• Light: Pure natural cork based on polyurethane, giving your boat deck a bright, natural look.


• Dark: A blend of cork and rubber for a deeper, richer tone.

The choice primarily depends on the style and aesthetic you prefer.

#1 Cork decking is significantly lighter, reducing your boat’s weight and enhancing its efficiency.

#2 Cork's naturally porous structure provides excellent grip, minimizing the chance of slipping—even on wet surfaces. Wood decks, even with anti-slip coatings, often don't match cork's performance in this regard.

#3 Anti-slip cork decking handles moisture, saltwater, and sunlight better, requiring far less upkeep than wood.

No, cork boat decking resists mold, mildew, and bacteria. This makes it a fantastic flooring choice for marine applications.

Begin by cutting and routing the cork precisely to create the desired stripes. Use BOSTIK Simson MSR Deck Caulk Advance to seal the joints and sand the surface for a smooth finish. Finally, apply CorkCoat sealant to make your cork deck even more resistant and visually stunning.