Nuteak By ICA Group Now Available In Version 2.0
The Rich Look of Real Teak Without The Maintenance
Published: Friday, February 21, 2020
Nuteak 2.0 is the latest version of ICA Group’s already popular Nuteak line of synthetic teak decking. Nuteak 2.0’s newest features include a strong side angle that offers 300% more bonding wall between strips, a vertical leg that eliminates possible lateral movement of the strips and is available in the most popular teak sizes. It is also made with underside diamond cuts, improving bonding surface and reducing possible air pockets.
Nuteak 2.0 weighs 33% less, which saves on shipping cost and won’t add extra weight to a boat. For special projects, longer strips and special colors are available upon request with a minimum order. Do-it-yourselfers can do some simpler tasks on their own, saving time and money. ICA Group does, however, recommend the use of experienced technicians for larger installations.
Nuteak 2.0 has retained many of the features that have allowed its great performance. It is 100% non-porous and is anti-fungal, which means mold and stains cannot infiltrate under the skin and mold growth on the surface is eliminated. There are no nano-sized air bubbles inside the material. It is easy to maintain with regular cleaning after boat use, and one or two power washings a year will keep it looking like new. The non-skid surface adds safety and protection and comes with a 20-year limited warranty, the best in the industry.
“We greatly improved the method of attachment to make panel fabrication easier while maximizing the bond strength at the seam,” said Denis Hamel, president of ICA Group. “We not only improved the system but met our other goal of retaining the unique, beautiful look and genuine feel of real teak. We kept the same high quality of the original product while reducing the cost and delivery time to our customers at a competitive price.”
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This article first appeared in the Winter Issue (Jan/Feb) 2020 of Great Lakes Scuttlebutt magazine.
tags: Flooring, Retrofitting










