Flexiteek Colors & Caulking Options
Your flooring color can completely change the personality of your boat.
Flexiteek 3 offers traditional teak-inspired colors, weathered tones, contemporary finishes and the multi-tone Tritone collection. Pair the deck color with available black, gray or white caulking to create anything from a classic yacht-style deck to a clean, modern boat interior.
Digital swatches are a starting point. Whenever possible, review physical samples before making the final decision.
Explore Current Flexiteek 3 Deck Colors
These manufacturer color visuals show currently supported US Flexiteek 3 directions in this catalog. Availability can vary by market, so review physical samples before final selection.
This catalog currently presents 15 Flexiteek 3 deck-color directions with official manufacturer swatches. Screen settings, lighting, photography and batch variation can affect appearance.
Traditional Teak-Inspired Colors
For owners who want the visual character associated with classic teak decking, Flexiteek’s wood-color family ranges from warmer new-teak tones through lighter and more weathered appearances.
Teak
Caulking: Black
Warm teak-inspired tones with black caulking for a traditional marine-deck direction.
Teak
Caulking: Grey
Classic teak with contemporary grey caulking for a refined modern deck finish.
Teak
Caulking: White
Traditional teak tones paired with crisp white caulking lines.
Scrubbed
Caulking: Black
A warm honey-toned direction intended to reference the appearance of scrubbed teak.
Scrubbed
Caulking: White
Warm honey-toned decking paired with contrasting white caulking.
Bleached
Caulking: Black
A lighter teak-inspired direction than the Scrubbed option shown in the manufacturer visuals.
Weathered
Caulking: Grey
A grey-toned direction intended to reference naturally weathered teak.
Faded
Caulking: White
A tone positioned visually between the Bleached and Weathered manufacturer samples.
Ash
Caulking: Black
A vibrant light honey-toned option — a fresh addition providing a modern deck alternative.
Contemporary & Darker Deck Colors
Synthetic teak does not have to imitate freshly laid natural teak. Darker wood options can complement modern upholstery, black hardware, gray interiors, contemporary wake boats, cruisers and sport boats.
Vintage
Caulking: Black
Darker grey tones for those who prefer teak left to the elements.
Charcoal
Caulking: Grey
Not quite as dark as Carbon — plenty of scope for something a little different.
Walnut
Caulking: White
A dark brown, wood-inspired direction with visible tone variation.
Monochrome Colors
Carbon, Grey and Chalk White create contemporary non-wood deck directions with strong contrast against black, gray or white caulking.
Carbon
Caulking: Grey
Contemporary and modern — a sharp, non-wood deck finish.
Grey
Caulking: Black
Dramatically different grey decking designed for a non-wood looking deck.
Chalk White
Caulking: Black
Chalk White provides a fresh, bright take on a boat deck.
Chalk White
Caulking: Grey
Bright white deck tones with soft grey caulking lines.
The Tritone Range
Flexiteek’s Tritone range introduces subtle variation within individual planks to create more color movement than a uniform single-color plank. Current manufacturer information identifies Tritone Teak, Tritone Scrubbed and Tritone Ash.
Tritone Teak
Caulking: Black
A teak-inspired tritone direction with subtle tone variation across the sample.
Tritone Scrubbed
Caulking: Black
A warm honey-toned tritone direction with visible color variation.
Tritone Ash
Caulking: White
Light honey-toned multi-tone decking — modern, clean, and full of character.
Black, Gray or White Caulking?
Caulking color changes the finished look almost as much as the decking color.
Not every deck color necessarily supports every caulking option in every market. Only combinations supported by current manufacturer data are shown above.
How to Choose a Color for Your Boat
Do not choose flooring in isolation.
Compare it with hull color, upholstery, helm, canvas, tower, hardware, existing flooring, exterior graphics, cockpit shade and swim-platform exposure.
Consider whether you want the deck to blend into the interior, contrast strongly, feel traditional, feel contemporary, brighten the boat or add visual warmth.
Digital Color vs Real-World Color
Screens can display color differently, and lighting also changes how a deck appears.
A color may look different in direct sun, under a Bimini, inside the cockpit, at sunset or next to different upholstery. Review physical samples before final selection whenever possible.
Not Sure Which Combination Works?
Send Wave Maker Craft boat photos, upholstery photos, hull color, areas being refloored and two or three colors you like.
The team can help narrow the direction before final project design.