White/White King Starboard Plastic Sheets
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$21.75
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We offer White/White King Starboard in both established sizes, or cut to your unique requirements. The established sizes offer the most competitive sq/ft price (due to optimized yields), while the cut to size option provides you the opportunity to expedite your project by purchasing material already cut to your exact needs!
King Starboard is the leading marine grade plastic sheet -- used as the base construction material for thousands of boat component parts. It is easily fabricated with standard woodworking tools and environmentally and UV stabilized to last in the harsh marine environment. White/White King Starboard is the brightest white color available and commonly used by hundreds of boat builders worldwide.
Key Features:
- Brightest White Starboard Color Available
- CNC cut for a clean uniform edge appearance – no blade marks
- Easy to fabricate using standard woodworking tools
- Will not rot, swell, splinter or delaminate when exposed to humidity or water
- Durable matte-textured surface
- Easy to clean and never needs refinishing
- Radius corners available - call for options
Works Like Wood, Lasts a Lifetime!
King Starboard is the original and leading marine grade boat plastic polymer sheet building material. Since its introduction, it has been the choice boat building material for marine parts previously made from teak wood. Nothing on the water maintains it's original color and structural integrity longer.
King Starboard simply cannot rot or delaminate, and it is virtually maintenance free. It's unique polymer formula is environmentally stabilized to deliver a previously unattainable level of consistency and resistance to the elements. It is easy to clean and never needs refinishing. King Starboard plastic lumber is available in a variety of colors and sheet thicknesses and can be easily cut and machined using standard wood working tools.
King Starboard is used exclusively by Teak Isle Mfg., the leading OEM supplier for component plastic marine products. Experienced boat builders and boaters know the King Starboard brand and trust it above all others.

Color accuracy can vary considerably on computer monitors and printers. Use the above images as a general guide of relative color differences. When color match is critical, please consider purchasing a sample chain.
Below is our "best guess" color match by boat brand:

Because parts are built to order, we cannot accept any returns on account of color discrepancy. We offer sample chains at cost for all customers. If you are unsure which color best matches your boat, we highly recommend purchasing a set! Add To Cart
For the marine industry: Access Doors, Center Console Doors, Transom Doors, Hatches, Tackle Storage Units, Drawer Units, Step Pads, Swim Platforms, Rod Holders, Tray Tables, Step Boxes, Anchor Chocks, Bow Pulpits, Fender Mounts, Deck Boxes, Step Boards (Gunwales), Sink Covers, Shower Grates, Dive Platforms, Cutting boards, Cabin Molding, Step Treads (Ladders), Electronics Mounting, Mounting Platforms, Fender Mounts, Upholstery Backs
Other Applications: Exterior Cabinetry, Summer Kitchens, Playground Equipment, Swings, Benches, Ottomans, Adirondacks, Shelving, Storage, Bars & Cabanas, Bathroom Partitions, Medical Carts, Shower Seats, Motor Mounts and Spacers, Lockers, Locker Room Benches, Engraved Signs, Pool Pump Bases.
King Starboard has three limitations to consider-
- It cannot be glued
- It cannot be painted
- It has less structural rigidity than wood
Gluing
While there is some debate regarding gluing Starboard, we have never found an adhesive that we've tested and trust to structurally adhere Starboard. We would advise caution and skepticism if anyone tells you differently and we always recommend using mechanical fasteners with Starboard.
Painting
Paint (including polyurethanes) simply will not adhere to Starboard and upon drying will easily peel away.
Structural Rigidity
While Starboard is incredibly durable (and nearly impossible to actually break), it does not have the same structural rigidity as wood. For example - If you lean a piece of Starboard against the wall in your hot garage, you will return the next day and it very likely would have started to flex a bit.
The degree of this "flex" will vary by material thickness, but depending on your application, parts fabricated from King Starboard may require some metal stiffeners. If you have questions about your intended use, we'd encourage you to give us a call at 866-633-7961 to discuss if stiffeners would be required.

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It is a GREAT product
Very good quality. I would recommend it
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Great Product
This came with a very smooth edge cut and is a great product. It works like a grain-less wood, looks great and as we have used it many times in the past we expect it to last almost indefinitely. We have some that has been in the Nebraska summer sun for over 15 years and it still looks like the day we installed it.
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Cut to size....
Cut perfectly, nice and clean. Quick service. Thank you!
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What I asked for, when I needed it. Can’t ask for more.
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Was exactly what I wanted. In perfect condition.
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Grade A Marine Material
Perfect construction for the marine environment. Project done. Completely pleased.
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Can the starboard be glued together and if so what type of adhesive would you use?
BEST ANSWER: No, and please be very skeptical of anyone to tells you otherwise.
We fabricate more King Starboard (3 million+ lbs annually) than anyone in the world. We would love to find an adhesive that could structurally adhere King Starboard, but in our experience it does not exist.
You can weld Starboard and there is King Starboard welding rod available if for some reason mechanical fasteners were not an option.
We fabricate more King Starboard (3 million+ lbs annually) than anyone in the world. We would love to find an adhesive that could structurally adhere King Starboard, but in our experience it does not exist.
You can weld Starboard and there is King Starboard welding rod available if for some reason mechanical fasteners were not an option.
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- Andrew Brown Staff on Jul 25, 2017
can it be used to replace a broke hardtop ?
BEST ANSWER: We have had this question come up a few times and it can be used as a replacement but it would depend on how well it is supported underneath and how you plan on attaching it. Your best bet would be to give us a call if you would like to discuss the specifics of your project and see what we can work out for you.
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- Brian O Staff on Jan 4, 2018
I want to use this for my portable table saw platform. Does it come in any other color? White is very hard on the eyes when working in the sun.
BEST ANSWER: Absolutely! I will include a link to our product page that shows all of our color options for you to review.
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/material/plastic-sheet/king-starboard
Have a great day!
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/material/plastic-sheet/king-starboard
Have a great day!
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- Brian O Staff on Apr 20, 2018
Can this be sanded into a concave shape?
BEST ANSWER: Great Question,
This product can be sanded into a concave shape.
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This product can be sanded into a concave shape.
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- Stephen P Staff on Apr 10, 2018
Can this product be painted? We would like to add sand to the paint to help with slip resistance.
BEST ANSWER: Great Question Shannon,
This product cannot be painted because the paint will not adhere to the starboard. If you are looking for an antiskid alternative we have anti-skid starboard on our site. I have included a link down below to help!
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/white-white-king-starboard-anti-skid-plastic-sheet .
Thanks.
This product cannot be painted because the paint will not adhere to the starboard. If you are looking for an antiskid alternative we have anti-skid starboard on our site. I have included a link down below to help!
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/white-white-king-starboard-anti-skid-plastic-sheet .
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- Stephen P Staff on Mar 20, 2018
Can Seadek material be affixed to Starboard?
BEST ANSWER: Great Question,
Seadek can adhere to starboard but we have had limited success in the product staying on it.
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Seadek can adhere to starboard but we have had limited success in the product staying on it.
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- Stephen P Staff on Mar 20, 2018
Can you use this plastic to attach to wood for an indoor loft bed slide?
BEST ANSWER: Great Question,
This product can be used for bed slides. But there are more economically smart ways to handle that issue
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This product can be used for bed slides. But there are more economically smart ways to handle that issue
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- Stephen P Staff on Feb 28, 2018
I need to replace a door that is not flat, can Starboard be heated and bent on a 3 or 4" radius?
BEST ANSWER: That's a great question! Starboard can be bent with heat, but then it will want to spring back to it's original shape unless it's secured with hardware. Please give us a call at 866-633-7961 and we'd be happy to discuss other options with you.
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- Daliah D Staff on Feb 16, 2018
am interested in building a small elevated casting deck (with storage underneath) on the aft portion of my Lund deep V. Would you recommend manufacturing a 'box platform' with storage underneath with this material? Approximate dimensions would be 54"L x 24"W x 10"D
BEST ANSWER: Hi Kevin, great question. Starboard is a great option for your intended purpose. You would certainly want a box frame for this, as it will add the support around your edges that you will need for structural integrity. This will also give you a good closed in storage area like you are looking for. I would also suggest breaking it into compartments and using the dividing panels as additional support. For more details our ideas, please reach out at 866-633-7961. Thanks Kevin!
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- Matt P Staff on Feb 19, 2018
I am interested in building a reclining chaise lounge on my aft deck. Will this material be rigid enough to support someone in a leaning position and will it resist bending, warping and deforming over time?
BEST ANSWER: Hello John, Starboard is sometimes used in building outdoor furniture do due its weather resistance and easy maintenance so it can definitely be used for your project. As far as rigidity and how well it would support someones weight, that would really be more dependent on the design, thickness used, and construction style of the piece but Starboard could be a great option for you. Please feel free to give us a call if you would like to discuss your project and see what we can recommend for you.
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- Brian O Staff on Jan 4, 2018
How much would the 54"x48" sheet weigh?
BEST ANSWER: Great question, the weights for a half sheet (54" x 48") for the available thicknesses are listed below:
1/4": 1.25lbs/sq.ft. = 22.5lbs
1/2": 2.5lbs/sq.ft. = 45lbs
3/4": 3.75lbs/sq.ft. = 67.5lbs
1": 5lbs/sq.ft. = 90lbs
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1/4": 1.25lbs/sq.ft. = 22.5lbs
1/2": 2.5lbs/sq.ft. = 45lbs
3/4": 3.75lbs/sq.ft. = 67.5lbs
1": 5lbs/sq.ft. = 90lbs
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- Matt P Staff on Nov 17, 2017
can this material be fiberglass overlaid ?
BEST ANSWER: Hello Dennis, that is a great question. Unfortunately nothing really bonds well to Starboard so you cannot use resins, glues or paints on the material. What type of project were you working on? I would be happy to see if we have something that would work a little better for you.
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- Brian O Staff on Nov 15, 2017
I want to make a dual post leaning post to replace my captain chairs in my boat. Can this be bent or curved for the part that you would lean against and where the cushion would be. And would you suggest fusing or using a fasteners to hold it all together?
BEST ANSWER: That's a great question! King starboard can be bent with high heat, but if it's not fastened down it will want to spring back to it's original shape. We would suggest using fasteners instead of fusing. Thanks!
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- Daliah D Staff on Dec 21, 2017
Is this material fairly rigid or is it flimsy. Was going to order a custom 1/4" piece that would sit on the frame of my whitewater raft. It would rest on the frame and serve as a bench type seat in the front of my raft. It spans 48" long across the width of the raft and would be 16" wide. Would 1/2" be more practical for this application?
BEST ANSWER: These are good questions. Starboard has flexing properties to it and can bend when weight is added to it. most of the time for seating you would need to make sure you have multiple supports under the piece. If it just has one support on either end, this might not be enough for the piece especially if you go with a smaller thickness. I would suggest going with 1" thick and adding multiple supports.
I hope i answered your question. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
I hope i answered your question. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
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- Justin B Staff on Nov 17, 2017
I'm removing wood decks from an aluminum boat. What thickness of King Starboard would you recommend as a replacement?
BEST ANSWER: Starboard is a great material for small deck pieces but we typically do not recommend using it for for full deck rebuilds. You may want to look into Coosa for a project like that. I will include a link to the Coosa board that we carry for you below to review.
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/material/plastic-sheet/coosa-board
Please let us know if you have any other questions or if there is anything else we can do for you.
https://www.boatoutfitters.com/material/plastic-sheet/coosa-board
Please let us know if you have any other questions or if there is anything else we can do for you.
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- Brian O Staff on Nov 10, 2017
Can this be used for marine seat bottom cushions?
BEST ANSWER: Great question! Depending on the support available for the application, this would work well as a seat bottom. You will want to make sure that if the seat spans a larger area it is supported, as the material may flex over large areas unsupported.
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- Jared W Staff on Nov 10, 2017
Can this be used for marine seat bottom cushions?
BEST ANSWER: This is a great question. Starboard is a great material but it does have flexing properties. A lot of times this would make it not the best for seats. If you used a thicker material such as 3/4" or 1" and have decent supports underneath it could work for you. If you would like to give me the specs of the project, feel free to email me at justin@boatoutfitters.com .
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- Justin B Staff on Nov 17, 2017
Can this be used for seat cushion bottoms?
BEST ANSWER: This can certainly be used as an upholstery substrate (seat bottom and/or back rest). You do want to use a pneumatic staple gun to get the staples to penetrate far enough into the material.
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- Matt P Staff on Nov 8, 2017
About the rounded edge option. One side vs both sides. If I choose one side, all four edges on one side will be routed correct? On side vs both sides, you mean front and bock right?
BEST ANSWER: Hello Rodrigo, that is correct, one side would be the top 4 edges and both sides would be the top and bottom of the sheet.
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- Brian O'Leary Staff on Jul 30, 2017