Maxum Boat Swim Platform Flooring 1831317 | 2200 SR FlexTeak
Boat part number 1017269 is a new swim platform flooring for a Maxum 2200 SR boat, part number 1831317 .
made for Bayliner Boats
Sale Price $355.96 Regular Price: $399.95
GLS Stock #: 1017269-GH652
Only 3 left
Boat part number 1017269 is a new swim platform flooring for a Maxum 2200 SR boat, part number 1831317 .
UV and stain resistant, FlexTeak faux teak flooring weighs half as much as real teak, costs even less, but still offers the gorgeous look of teak.
This swim platform flooring is constructed out of a flexible synthetic with a faux teak wood surface. Measures approximately 84 3/4" W x 21" L x 1/4"Tthick overall. See photos for additional measurements.
Note: This swim platform flooring may have some minor scuffs due to storage and handling.
Specifications:
UV and stain resistant, FlexTeak faux teak flooring weighs half as much as real teak, costs even less, but still offers the gorgeous look of teak.
This swim platform flooring is constructed out of a flexible synthetic with a faux teak wood surface. Measures approximately 84 3/4" W x 21" L x 1/4"Tthick overall. See photos for additional measurements.
Note: This swim platform flooring may have some minor scuffs due to storage and handling.
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Maxum Boats
- Part Number: 1831317
- Models: Maxum 2200 SR
- Part Manufacturer: FlexTeak
- Color: Teak
- Material: Flexible Faux Teakwood
- Overall Dimensions: 84 3/4" W x 21" D x 1/4" H
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
I have a 3988 Bayliner 1998 Would like to cover it with your product do you have that available
Question by: Fred Lazzari on Jan 15, 2022, 8:48 PM
Hello Fred,
Unfortunately, we do not currently have any pre cut mats specific to your 3988, and they are not something we can source or order.
All we can offer at this time is non skid flooring off the roll that you would need to cut to size. If you do decide to go that route, we have a large selection of non skid at great prices, at this link:
Link: https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/upholstery-tops-flooring/boat-carpet-flooring-materials/flooring?product_list_dir=asc
Gene
Unfortunately, we do not currently have any pre cut mats specific to your 3988, and they are not something we can source or order.
All we can offer at this time is non skid flooring off the roll that you would need to cut to size. If you do decide to go that route, we have a large selection of non skid at great prices, at this link:
Link: https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/upholstery-tops-flooring/boat-carpet-flooring-materials/flooring?product_list_dir=asc
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jan 16, 2022, 12:15 PM
I have a 1989 Bayliner 1950. Will this fit, OR how much modification must I make?
Question by: Michael Weigand on Jun 10, 2021, 9:16 AM
Hello Michael,
Since we aren't dealers, I'm afraid we don't have any way to cross reference that mat to specific boats, so we don't know if even modifying it is an option. You could try contacting a dealer, but going back to '89, you'd most likely need to just go by the measurements in the ad.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
Since we aren't dealers, I'm afraid we don't have any way to cross reference that mat to specific boats, so we don't know if even modifying it is an option. You could try contacting a dealer, but going back to '89, you'd most likely need to just go by the measurements in the ad.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jun 10, 2021, 11:06 AM
i have a mazum 22 sc open 1993. will this fit
Question by: gary w sturgis on Apr 6, 2021, 6:05 PM
Hello Gary,
I'm afraid we have no way to cross reference the mat to specific boats. You'd pretty much need to go by the measurments in the ad.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
I'm afraid we have no way to cross reference the mat to specific boats. You'd pretty much need to go by the measurments in the ad.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Apr 7, 2021, 10:42 AM