Cheaply Repair Your Teak Deck Boat

[@larserickson97]

Hello, looks like fun. As well as informative... I hope to be an N 36 owner/sailor soon. Thanks for the inspiration and tips!

[@yvonne-accordeoniste]

Thanks Lars. I hope for you that you shall have this beatifull boat. Greetings from Holland

[@mynextketchfrontier6351]

Tho I don’t speak the language I can tell some what your saying love the work !!! I get the English parts lol thnx great work

[@yvonne-accordeoniste]

Thank you for the response. I thanked this solution as an inexpensive way to protect the existing worn wooden teak deck from even more wear and tear. With my solution you can continue to walk on the worn teak deck for many years to come and it will not wear out further. Martin.

[@aquasapien9275]

Ingenious... Details of how you built this please.

[@yvonne-accordeoniste]

Thank you for the response. I don't really have any details. The dimensions of the teak slats are mentioned in the video. The video also shows which tools were used and the materials. It's simple: measure, mark, pre-drill and screw in place. Martin.

[@susanc.8009]

I don’t understand-this as a repair?

[@yvonne-accordeoniste]

Thank you for the response. I thanked this solution as an inexpensive way to protect the existing worn wooden teak deck from even more wear and tear. With my solution you can continue to walk on the worn teak deck for many years to come and it will not wear out further. Martin.

[@mikenagy938]

Is this guy speaking english? I'm not getting anything out of this at all.