EVA Marine Deck provides sturdy, non absorbent, non-skid decking material for marine decks and platforms which reduce noise and fatigue. Our EVA teak decking material increase safety by adding traction and provides comfort for standing on marine decks and platforms for extended periods while protecting surfaces from wear and damage.
Features
【Faux wood】The surfaces of Eva floors are brushed for a faux wood finish. 【Comfortable】 Great cushion feel，the material won\'t getting hot in the sun,make you confortable even bare feet. 【Free Maintenaince】EVA material does not absorb water and oil,fish blood,drinks,oils can be easy washed off. 【Safety】EVA Foam Faux Teak Sheets provide a non-slippery, soft and durable surface for your boat in both wet and dry conditions. 【Easy Install】Our sheet material is perfect for DIY projects. It can be cut with a sharp razor knife to fit a number of applications including seating, cooler tops, decking, and polling platforms. The possibilities are endless! 【Low Cost】 Our Eva floors are the ideal solution for those seeking a beautiful floor that looks high-end without the high price tag. 【Application】This boat marine flooring mat is suitable for yacht flooring,boat flooring,RV flooring,car flooring,swimming pool flooring,garden flooring and other decoration.
Specification
Matetial:EVA Foam Color:Dark Gray Length:240cm/94.5in/7.87ft Width:90cm/35.4in/2.95ft Strong backing adhesive
Install tips
1.Make sure the surface is clean and dry.It\'s better to fill in structural adhesive making the surface smooth,such as\"Flex Seal\". 2.Please doing a trial fitting before gluing down. Once you glue it you can\'t unglue it.Check whether the colors matched. 3.The product is rolled tightly for shipping. Don\'t tempting to unroll it and allow it to flatten out unless you start paving it, it will cause the EVA peel-off backing to separate from the adhesive and the adhesive will dry out. 4.The edges should be sealed with silicone rubber sealant (sikaflex) to prevent water and debris from getting underneath.
