Salvaged Flooring
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salvaged TEAK ship's decking: 27 1/2 x 3 3/4"
slats
appx 3 lbs per piece. (INV# 30)
Pics: above left: 3 boards (left 2 after teak oil, right 1 no oil)
above right: back side of 2 slat boards.
sold out |
salvaged ship's deck tiles: interlocking 4-slat style
wood flooring on backer / underlay
(INV# 28)
appx
12x12" sections. sold out |
Salvaged Grates
(reference photo credit:
Merchant Ships: A Pictoral Study,
rev.2nd edition. pg 275)
Above, the Quartermaster stands
watch atop a ship's grate.
Salvaged grates were used as flooring on board
ships or to cover holds or hatches. Many pieces were custom fitted
around instruments or built-in structures on the vessel, hence the various
shapes.
These make "great" coffee
tables, hanging pot racks, headboards, or simply stand-alone art. |
helmsman's grate with feet (sold out)
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salvaged ship grates - beautiful small sizes.
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sold out)
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New Production Grates:
sold out
Our unique design, hand made using reclaimed teak wood.
... Each is appx 7/8" thick |
new production using reclaimed teak wood grate
appx 18" x 20", appx 7
lbs/each. sold out |
Hatch Covers
Salvaged pieces are in very short supply nowadays;
we have manufactured some "inspiration pieces" as well... |
(reference photo credit:
Merchant Ships: A Pictoral Study,
rev.2nd edition. pg 201)
Hatch boards, aka hatch covers or beams, were thick slabs of wood used to
cover holds (openings) in the decks of ships where cargo was stored.
Modern hatches are typically mechanically
operated large metal covers and no longer need to be moved by hand. |
new production, Suar wood ship's hatch cover;
increasingly
more difficult to source, we had these made to resemble
those salvaged
from ships: appx 90 lbs/each appx 65 1/2" long x
18 1/2" w x 2 1/4" thick
2 similar but unique available
($300/each) |
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2202 Mechanic, Galveston, TX 77550 |
