Teakdecking Systems (TDS), a global leader in marine decking solutions, announced that is has been appointed the official distributor of MarineCork products in the United States. TDS will exclusively distribute MarineCork’s advanced cork-based decking systems, providing an environmentally responsible alternative to boatbuilders, shipyards, and owners. “We are proud to partner with MarineCork and bring their cork decking to the U.S. market,” said Richard Strauss, CEO of Teakdecking Systems. “Sustainability is becoming a central priority for our industry, and this partnership allows us to offer a product that not only reduces environmental impact but also delivers the quality, comfort, and longevity our customers expect. MarineCork is a natural fit within our portfolio as we continue to expand responsible alternatives for modern vessel design.” MarineCork’s cork-based solutions are derived from a naturally renewable resource that aligns closely with TDS’s mission to offer environmentally conscious decking options alongside its traditional teak and composite systems. Cork provides thermal and acoustic insulation, a soft and comfortable underfoot feel, and long-term durability in marine environments while being naturally renewable and harvested with minimal environmental impact. “The partnership with TDS, the exclusive distributor of MarineCork products in the United States, marks an important step in strengthening our position in a strategic region for the marine industry. We selected TDS as our partner because it is a recognized reference in the sector, with proven experience in high-end decking solutions and a strong focus on sustainable materials,” said Sandro Serena, CEO of SACE Components. “We share the same approach to cork-based solutions, ensuring comfort and long-term performance, while enhancing onboard spaces through customizable surfaces.” Teakdecking Systems was founded in 1983 and is an employee-owned company. It is the premier supplier of teak, composite, and cork decking systems and has facilities in Florida and Spain.