Colors & patterns
Every Treadic deck is two layers of foam: a base color on top, an accent color underneath, and a pattern routed through to reveal it. Fifteen colors, seven patterns — mix them below.
On-screen colors are approximations. Physical samples travel with us to every consultation — always judge the final pick in daylight, on the boat.
The color library
All fifteen are marine-grade closed-cell EVA/PE with a UV-stable surface. Availability on specialty shades can shift — we'll confirm at quote.
The pattern does more than look good
Tighter spacing reads more traditional; wider spacing reads modern and shows off the accent color.
Logos, names and inlays
Because everything is cut from a vector file, artwork is just another shape in the drawing. Boat names, hull numbers, club burgees, tournament logos and fish silhouettes can be routed through the top layer or inlaid as a separate color.
- Routed reveal — artwork cut through to the accent layer
- Multi-color inlay — separate pieces fitted like marquetry
- Contrast border strips along coamings and hatch edges
Send vector artwork if you have it. If you only have a photo or a printed logo, we can usually redraw it.
How to choose without regretting it
Three things worth thinking about before you fall in love with a design.
Heat
Dark foam runs hotter in the Florida sun. If you fish barefoot at noon, lean lighter on large open areas.
Hull & upholstery
Match the accent to your stripe or your cushions and the whole boat reads intentional instead of accessorized.
Resale
Teak-and-black and gray-and-black are the safest for value. Bold combos are great — just know your buyer.
See it on your boat
Pick a combination here, then let us scan your deck and render it — your layout, your colors, before anything is cut.