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PlasDECK Inc.

Copley, United States

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What PlasDECK Inc. does.

PlasDECK Inc., founded in 1998 in Copley, Ohio, is an American firm that manufactures synthetic teak deck material for boats. The company offers three different options: custom panels, DIY materials, and installation services. PlasDECK produces its products in more than 20 colors and holds patents (US 7,578,251 B1 and US 7,617,791 B2) for their synthetic teak deck materials. The firm is known for its PlasDECK ECO-SERIES and also offers personalization options through the addition of inlays. PlasDECK is unique as it is the only synthetic teak deck material in the USA that is protected against UV fading, drying out, or cracking and comes with a 5-year warranty.

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