SeaDek is a premium marine flooring material made from high-quality EVA foam. It is designed specifically for boats and marine environments, offering excellent traction, cushioning, and durability. SeaDek helps reduce slipping, stays cooler than many traditional surfaces, and provides a softer feel underfoot, making it ideal for long days on the water.

Yes, SeaDek flooring is specifically designed to provide strong grip even when wet. Its textured surface helps reduce the risk of slipping, which is one of the most common safety concerns on boats. This makes it a popular choice for families, anglers, and anyone who spends time on the water.

When properly installed and cared for, custom marine floors made with SeaDek can last for many years. SeaDek is resistant to UV exposure, saltwater, stains, and everyday wear. Professional installation also plays a key role in longevity, ensuring the flooring stays secure and performs as intended.

SeaDek is designed to stay cooler than many standard deck materials, especially when lighter colors are selected. While any surface can warm up under direct sunlight, custom SeaDek boat flooring provides improved comfort compared to hard surfaces like fiberglass or metal.

Yes, customization is one of the biggest advantages of SeaDek flooring. We offer a variety of color combinations, textures, and patterns to match your boat’s design and personal style. Custom layouts allow your flooring to enhance both function and appearance.

Installing custom SeaDek flooring involves accurate measuring, precise cutting, and careful placement. Proper installation ensures a precision fit and long-lasting performance. Professional installation helps avoid lifting edges, gaps, or uneven surfaces that can occur with improper application.

Yes. Pro-Dek Marine Flooring Inc. is a fully mobile marine flooring company, providing professional SeaDek installation directly at your boat. Whether your vessel is at a marina, dock, or storage facility, our team comes to you with the tools and expertise needed to complete your installation efficiently and to the highest standard.

Many people use SeaDek to keep pets firmly planted on the boat, however SeaDek is made from PE/EVA blended foam materials, so if scratched or clawed at enough, the product will tear or rip. With this being said, SeaDek’s closed-cell material will not absorb water if punctured. SeaDek is not warranted against pet damage.

SeaDek is extremely stain resistant, however a few substances, such as fuel stabilizers, bird droppings, rust, and mustard can be problematic if not attended to in a timely manner. Prompt attention to these types of spills will ensure easy removal.

Use acetone or alcohol and a clean rag to remove any dirt, sunscreen, wax, sweat, etc. Scrub well and let dry completely. If the boat is new, you should repeat several times, as new boats often have residual mold release that may hinder adhesion. Be sure to check local and states laws regarding chemicals before using any questionable substances on the water.

SeaDek is designed for a semi-permanent installation, but can be removed. The best method is to use a plastic putty knife to get under one corner, then grip and pull off. If the PE/EVA seems to be sticking and tearing, apply small amounts of acetone to the PSA and continue lifting with the putty knife. You may want to enlist another set of hands to assist. Once the entire pad is removed, there will be a small amount of PSA left on the surface. Soak with mineral spirits for 10 minutes, scrape with the plastic putty knife and a rag. Once the PSA has been removed, use acetone to remove the mineral spirits.

SeaDek has a 3 year warranty, however with proper care and storage, you can expect a lifespan of 7 years or more. Our in-house lab constantly tests various substrates to ensure the best bond possible.

Yes. Obtain the dimensions of the desired pad and contact our Customer Advocate Team to request a quote.

We do not recommend attempting to “seam” or butt the ends of SeaDek sheets together. Over time the PE/EVA blended material may naturally shrink up to ¼”, and for this reason, we suggest leaving a ½” gap between parts.

While SeaDek is designed to withstand a harsh marine environment, proper care and storage are important. Under normal conditions, SeaDek is guaranteed to last three years. If the boat is well taken care of, a longer life is likely.

Life expectancy is 5 to 7 years

Use acetone or alcohol and a clean rag to remove any dirt, sunscreen, wax, sweat, etc. Scrub well and let dry completely. If the boat is new, you should repeat several times, as new boats often have residual mold release that may hinder adhesion. Be sure to check local and states laws regarding chemicals before using any questionable substances on the water.

SeaDek is designed for a semi-permanent installation, but can be removed. The best method is to use a plastic putty knife to get under one corner, then grip and pull off. If the PE/EVA seems to be sticking and tearing, apply small amounts of acetone to the PSA and continue lifting with the putty knife. You may want to enlist another set of hands to assist. Once the entire pad is removed, there will be a small amount of PSA left on the surface. Soak with mineral spirits for 10 minutes, scrape with the plastic putty knife and a rag. Once the PSA has been removed, use acetone to remove the mineral spirits.

SeaDek has a 3 year warranty, however with proper care and storage, you can expect a lifespan of 7 years or more. Our in-house lab constantly tests various substrates to ensure the best bond possible.

We do not recommend attempting to “seam” or butt the ends of SeaDek sheets together. Over time the PE/EVA blended material may naturally shrink up to ¼”, and for this reason, we suggest leaving a ½” gap between parts.