Quality woodwork transforms powerboats from functional vessels into beautiful, personalized spaces.

At Powerboat Restored, we provide expert marine carpentry including bespoke decks, interior cabins, tables, built-in storage, and intricate joinery with meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship.

Teak Decking

Teak decking provides classic beauty, excellent grip, and comfortable barefoot surfaces. We install traditional laid teak decks and modern synthetic teak alternatives.Our teak decking services include:

• Full deck layouts with proper seam spacing
• Margin planking around deck fittings
• Caulked seams using traditional or modern compounds
• Proper fastening to underlying substrates
• Edge trim and finishing details
• Maintenance and restoration of existing teak decks

Traditional teak requires maintenance but offers unmatched authenticity. Synthetic teak alternatives provide similar appearance with reduced maintenance requirements.

Bespoke Swim Platforms

Swim platforms enhance usability and add value. We design and build bespoke platforms in teak, composite materials, or combinations.Platform features include:

• Proper structural support and mounting
• Integrated ladders
• Grab rails and safety features
• Non-slip surfaces
• Drainage considerations
• Aesthetic integration with hull lines

Interior Cabin Joinery

Cabin interiors benefit from bespoke joinery that maximizes space while providing beauty and functionality.

We create:

• Berth surrounds and fiddles
• Locker doors and storage compartments
• Shelving and book racks
• Hanging lockers
• Galley cabinetry
• Head compartment joinery

Our joinery uses marine-grade materials with proper ventilation, access, and finishes suitable for marine environments.

Tables & Folding Furniture

Space is precious on powerboats. We build tables and furniture that serve multiple purposes:

• Cockpit tables with folding or removable designs
• Cabin tables with storage underneath
• Convertible berth/seating arrangements
• Chart tables with instrument integration
• Folding helm seats

Proper marine joinery includes secure mounting, smooth operation, and durability in motion.

Hatches & Companionway Work

Hatches provide light, ventilation, and access. We build and install:

• Bespoke hatch frames and covers
• Sliding hatch systems
• Companionway ladders and steps
• Hatch trim and finishing
• Weatherproof sealing

Cockpit Seating & Storage

Cockpit comfort and storage capacity improve with bespoke carpentry:

• Built-in seating with storage underneath
• Cooler integration
• Rod holders and fishing equipment storage
• Cushion bases with proper drainage
• Hinged access hatches

Helm Consoles

Bespoke helm consoles accommodate electronics, controls, and instruments while providing clean, professional appearance:

• Electronics mounting panels
• Instrument bezels and trim
• Storage compartments
• Cup holders and small item storage
• Wiring access and management

Grab Rails & Safety Features

Properly positioned grab rails enhance safety. We install:

• Teak or stainless grab rails
• Handrails along cabin sides
• Companionway handholds
• Non-slip tread on steps

Trim & Finishing Details

Details distinguish quality work:

• Covering boards and margin planks
• Rubrail backing and trim
• Window trim and frames
• Hatch trim rings
• Decorative inlays and accents

Teak

The traditional choice for marine applications, teak offers natural oils that resist rot and provide durability. We source quality teak appropriate for marine use.

Mahogany

Beautiful reddish-brown wood suitable for interior joinery and brightwork. Requires proper finishing for marine environments.

Ash & Oak

Light-coloured hardwoods providing strength and attractive grain patterns for interior work.

Marine Plywood

BS1088 marine plywood forms the foundation for much marine carpentry. Proper grade plywood with waterproof glues is essential.

Synthetic Alternatives

Modern materials like Flexiteek, SeaDek, and composite lumber offer teak-like appearance with reduced maintenance.

Epoxy & Finishing Products

We use marine-grade epoxy systems and finishes designed for harsh marine environments:

• WEST System epoxy for structural work
• Cetol and similar penetrating finishes for exterior brightwork
• Epifanes and Interlux varnishes for interior work
• Proper sealers and moisture barriers

Design & Planning

We discuss your vision, functional requirements, and budget. Detailed measurements and templates ensure proper fit.

For complex projects, we create drawings or mockups showing the proposed work.

Material Selection

We recommend appropriate materials based on application, exposure, maintenance preferences, and budget. Marine environments demand proper material choices.FabricationMost work occurs in our workshop where we have proper tools, controlled conditions, and space for quality craftsmanship.We use:

• Precision cutting and fitting
• Proper joinery techniques (mortise and tenon, dovetails, biscuits, etc.)
• Marine-grade fasteners and adhesives
• Multiple dry-fits before final assembly

Finishing

Proper finishing protects wood and enhances beauty:

• Sanding through progressive grits
• Sealing end grain and edges
• Multiple finish coats with sanding between
• Final polishing and buffing

Installation

We install completed work with proper mounting, sealing, and integration with existing structures.Final Detailing

Touch-up, adjustment, and final inspection ensure everything meets our standards before returning your powerboat.

Beyond new construction, we restore and repair existing marine carpentry:Teak Deck Restoration

• Seam re-caulking
• Plank replacement
• Sanding and refinishing
• Fastener replacement

Brightwork Refinishing

Exterior varnished wood (brightwork) requires regular maintenance:

• Stripping old finish
• Sanding and preparation
• Multiple varnish coats
• UV protection

We restore neglected brightwork to beautiful condition.

Structural Wood Repair

Rot or damage to structural wood components requires proper repair:

• Complete removal of deteriorated wood
• Epoxy consolidation of partially damaged areas
• Replacement sections scarfed or joined properly
• Moisture barrier application

Interior Refinishing

Cabin interiors benefit from periodic refinishing:

• Cleaning and light sanding
• Re-varnishing or oiling
• Hardware replacement or refurbishment

Traditional Craftsmanship

Quality marine joinery requires skill, patience, and attention to detail. We take pride in craftsmanship that lasts.

Marine-Specific Knowledge

Boats move, flex, and endure harsh conditions. Our carpentry accounts for marine realities:

• Proper expansion gaps
• Flexible bedding compounds
• Appropriate fastener selection
• Ventilation and drainage
• Finish systems suitable for marine use

Quality Materials

We use genuine marine-grade materials, not household substitutes that fail in marine environments.

Bespoke Solutions

Every boat is different. We create bespoke solutions fitting your specific vessel, not generic products.

Workshop Facilities

Quality carpentry requires proper tools and controlled conditions. 

Our Devizes workshop provides the environment for excellent work.

Collection Service

Carpentry projects require time and access. Our collection service means professional work without occupying your marina berth.

Carpentry costs vary significantly based on complexity, materials, and project scope.Typical Project Investments:

• Teak deck installation: £3,000-£12,000+ depending on size
• Bespoke swim platform: £1,500-£5,000
• Interior cabin joinery: £2,000-£8,000+ depending on extent
• Bespoke table: £500-£2,000
• Helm console: £800-£3,000
• Cockpit seating with storage: £1,500-£4,000
• Brightwork restoration: £500-£3,000 depending on extent
• Teak deck restoration: £1,000-£5,000

Factors Affecting Cost:

• Material selection (teak vs alternatives)
• Complexity of design
• Size of project
• Finish requirements
• Structural modifications needed

Request a Quote:Contact us via WhatsApp with details and photos of your powerboat and desired carpentry work. We'll discuss options and provide detailed pricing.For complex projects, we recommend collection for in-person assessment and precise measurements.

Teak Decks:

• Regular washing with salt water or mild soap
• Avoid harsh chemicals
• Re-caulk seams as needed (typically 5-10 years)
• Light sanding every few years if desired

Exterior Brightwork:

• Annual or bi-annual varnish maintenance coats
• Complete refinishing every 3-5 years depending on exposure
• UV protection products extend finish life

Interior Woodwork:

• Regular cleaning with appropriate products
• Maintain ventilation to prevent moisture damage
• Periodic re-oiling or re-varnishing
• Address any water intrusion immediately

General Care:

• Use coasters and protective pads
• Avoid impact damage
• Keep wood dry when possible
• Address damage promptly before it worsens

Ready to enhance your powerboat with quality woodwork? Contact us via WhatsApp to discuss your carpentry and joinery needs.We collect powerboats from any marina across  the southcoast ,Wiltshire, Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, and Devon for professional carpentry work in our equipped workshop.Serving powerboat owners across Devizes, the Solent, South Coast, Bristol Channel, and surrounding areas.