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Cockpit teak replaced
- Boat
- [13 m sail]
- Where
- [Yard, Malta]
- Duration
- [Three weeks]
- Owner
- [Abroad]
Before & after
AFTER — new cockpit teak, seams fresh
BEFORE — worn cockpit teak, plugs proud
Drag to compare · both frames shot from the same position
The problem
The cockpit teak had been sanded once too often. We measured it and said so.
The owner had been quoted for another sanding elsewhere. At [x mm — confirm] that would have exposed the fastenings within a season. Replacing the cockpit only, rather than the whole deck, kept the cost sensible.
Work done
- Old teak lifted, substrate checked and repaired
- New panels templated and cut
- Bonded, caulked and cured
- Sanded and finished
- Deck fittings rebedded
PHOTO — old teak lifted, substrate exposed
PHOTO — new panels templated
PHOTO — finished cockpit
The owner
“[Owner quote goes here — one or two sentences, in their words, ideally about the photo reports or not having to fly out. Only use a real quote with permission.]”
