Crafting the world's finest teak decks.
We design, engineer, manufacture and install bespoke solid teak decks for yachts and shipyards, on new builds and refits alike. Each deck is templated to the individual vessel and prefabricated in the workshop before it reaches the quay. Based on the Côte d'Azur, working throughout the Mediterranean and internationally on selected projects.
One material.
Five specialist interventions.
From timber selection and deck engineering to bonding, caulking and final sanding, each operation is defined according to the yacht, the substrate, the technical condition of the deck and the refit schedule.
New deck fabrication
Engineering, prefabrication and installation of bespoke solid teak decks, from digital templating and plank layout to bonding, caulking and final finishing.
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Teak passerelles & LED integration
Bespoke solid teak walking surfaces and flush LED integration for new or existing yacht passerelles.
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Renovation & replacement
Complete removal and replacement of existing teak decks, including substrate inspection and preparation, or targeted intervention on damaged planks, margins and caulking seams.
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Teak sanding & restoration
Controlled deck sanding, local seam renewal and surface restoration while preserving the maximum remaining teak thickness.
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Technical survey & diagnosis
On-board inspection, defect mapping and clear repair, restoration or replacement scenarios before any work is committed.
Discover →Restore the surface. Preserve the deck.
UV exposure and salt naturally oxidise the surface of teak. Precision sanding removes only the weathered fibres, restores an even surface and reveals the sound timber beneath. Before any intervention, we assess the remaining thickness, seam condition and previous sanding history to avoid unnecessarily shortening the life of the deck.
The full process →Plan the deck around the yacht.
When the project configuration allows it, we survey and template the yacht before the season, prefabricate the deck in the workshop while the vessel remains operational, and schedule installation within the agreed refit window. This approach reduces time on board, limits disruption and gives the captain and shipyard greater control over the programme.
Remote review
Photographs, vessel details, deck history and target schedule are reviewed to qualify the project and identify the right next step.
Survey & templating
Digital or physical templating on board, in port or at the shipyard. Deck geometry, condition, equipment interfaces and layout constraints are recorded.
Technical definition & quotation
Materials, installation system, plank layout, execution sequence and provisional programme are defined and priced on a clear technical basis.
Timber selection
Straight-grained, quarter-sawn teak is selected and reserved through documented professional supply chains for the specific project.
Workshop prefabrication
Where the project allows it, the deck elements are machined and assembled in the workshop while the yacht remains operational.
Installation at the shipyard
Prefabricated elements are bonded, caulked and finish-sanded in coordination with the shipyard and the other refit trades.
Handover & care
Final inspection with the captain, owner's representative or shipyard, completion of agreed corrections and delivery of deck-care recommendations.
Specialist expertise. Clear responsibility. Controlled execution.
Teak specialists
We focus exclusively on solid teak decking, restoration and associated bespoke elements. The material is not one activity among many: it is our core discipline.
One accountable partner
One identified project lead coordinates the survey, technical definition, workshop preparation, installation interfaces and handover.
Built around the refit
Our work is planned around the yacht, the shipyard programme and the other trades to reduce interference and maintain control of the agreed delivery window.
Assessment before intervention
We assess before recommending. A deck that can be repaired should not be replaced, and a deck that cannot safely be sanded should not be sanded.
Resolved before it is cut
Deck geometry, plank layout, margins and equipment interfaces are defined and validated before any timber is cut. What arrives at the quay has already been settled on the drawing and in the workshop.
A deck to inspect, restore or replace?
Send us the vessel details, location, approximate deck area and a few photographs. We will identify the next useful step: remote assessment, on-board inspection or technical quotation.
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