I pulled up my original teak & holly plywood flooring and haven't decided yet what to put down. It's only 6' by about 3' with a somewhat oval shape that will be easy to replicate. The thickness is just 3/8" as it rests on a recessed fiberglass floor pan. The issue that makes me a bit nervous if I order replacement teak & holly plywood is how to cut out the 2 access panels to the bilge. The originals had such clean cuts with corners that were just barely rounded. I don't have the tools or the skill to duplicate the job that was done originally. I am somewhat interested in an artificial teak & holly replacement if I can be convinced that it would be a better quality alternative. I don't mind expensive, just not crazy expensive.