Marine Composite Flooring and Deck Systems are durable, low-maintenance alternatives to traditional wood decking, designed for marine environments. These systems resist moisture, UV rays, and mold, ensuring long-lasting performance. They offer slip-resistant surfaces and come in various colors and textures for aesthetic appeal.

Size: Typically available in 4' x 8' sheets, customizable to specific dimensions.

Grade: Marine-grade composite materials, designed for high durability and resistance to harsh environments.

Viscosity: Not applicable (solid composite material).

Buoyancy: Generally buoyant, with specific buoyancy properties depending on core material and density.

Material: Composed of fiberglass, PVC foam core, or other reinforced polymers for strength and corrosion resistance.

Weight: Lightweight, typically 5-15 lbs/sq ft depending on thickness and core material.

Thickness: Ranges from 1/4" to 1" or more, depending on application requirements.

Load Capacity: Designed to withstand heavy loads, often rated for 100+ psi depending on construction.

UV Resistance: UV-stabilized to prevent degradation from prolonged sun exposure.

Slip Resistance: Textured or coated surfaces for enhanced grip, meeting marine safety standards.

Fire Resistance: Often meets fire-retardant standards (e.g., ASTM E84 Class A or similar).

Installation: Can be mechanically fastened or bonded using marine adhesives.

Marine Composite Flooring and Deck Systems may comply with maritime standards such as ASTM F1092, ASTM F1197, or other relevant industry standards depending on the specific product specifications and certifications. It is recommended to check with the manufacturer for detailed compliance information.