Collection: Teak Lumber

Whitecap teak lumber is sized and milled for marine use, making it a practical choice for repairs, replacements, and custom boat projects where matching existing brightwork is the priority. The range covers three thicknesses: 3/8 inch pieces in 5-3/4 inch widths suit overlay applications and decorative inlay work, while the 1/2 inch stock in 1-3/4 inch widths works well for trim runs and accent strips. The thicker 7/8 inch pieces span widths from 7/8 inch up to 4 inches and handle more structural tasks like handrail components, rubrail inserts, and cockpit sole planking.

Before ordering, measure your existing piece carefully across all three dimensions, since teak's density makes it unforgiving to cut down significantly in width. Length options run from 12 inches up to 72 inches, so matching a short repair section avoids waste. If you are replacing a damaged board rather than building from scratch, bring the old piece alongside your measurements to confirm the profile before you buy.