316 Marine-Grade Stainless Steel
Where we use it
Hardware, fasteners, appliance faces, hinges and slides
Why it earns the spec
The molybdenum in 316 resists chloride pitting that corrodes standard 304 stainless near salt water. It is the difference visible after one coastal summer.
Marine-Grade HDPE
Where we use it
Cabinet boxes, doors, and drawer faces
Why it earns the spec
Solid color throughout, impervious to moisture, UV-stabilized, and cleanable with anything. It cannot rot, swell, or delaminate. There is no veneer to fail.
Powder-Coated Marine Aluminum
Where we use it
Frames, structural bases, and slab door faces
Why it earns the spec
The strength of metal cabinetry without the corrosion: marine alloys plus an architectural-grade powder coat rated for coastal UV and salt exposure.
Porcelain Slab
Where we use it
Countertops and cladding
Why it earns the spec
Near-zero porosity, unaffected by UV, heat, or pool chemicals, and available in large-format modern faces that natural stone can’t match for consistency.
Plantation Teak
Where we use it
Accent surfaces and shelving
Why it earns the spec
The wood the marine industry never left: natural oils resist rot and insects, and it weathers to an even silver, or holds its honey tone with seasonal oiling.