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CockpitCockpit (S225_2009_CP)Teak in cockpit to Stingray 225
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Swim platformSwim platform (S225_2009_SP)Teak on swim platform to Stingray 225
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Table top w. logo, 50 x 70 cmNautic Star - Half Ellips (TH5070)This is a design which has proven very popular among boat owners. There is a compass rose design embedded in the middle and a 4 mm high edging extending all the way around the table. 
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The teak deck is made out of 9 mm thick, solid, caulked teak. The slats are 31 mm wide except the frames which are 45 mm wide. There is no need for drilling or screwing. The deck is assembled with glue only (ca 1,7 liter glue/sqm).
Please make sure that the layout corresponds with your boat as to avoid mix-up with similar designations.
Hartsville, South Carolina is home to Stingray Boats. Al Fink founded Stingray in 1979. With two molds, a handful of skilled craftsmen and a passion for excellence, Al set out to produce one of the best performing powerboats available in the industry. If you find a teak deck on the site that you like, please contact your nearest Stingray dealer.
