How it works
Peel, place, press.
Sealyn is a three-layer marine-grade laminate with a pressure-sensitive adhesive backing. No contact adhesive, no spray glue, no professional fitter. Just a clean surface and an afternoon.
Three layers, one tile
Engineered for humidity, salt air, temperature swings and direct sun through cabin windows.
Textile face
A soft, UV-stable marine-grade textile finish that reads as a considered upgrade, not a patch job.
Closed-cell foam core
Thermal insulation, acoustic dampening and impact comfort. Choose 3 mm flex or 6 mm performance.
Adhesive backing
Marine-grade pressure-sensitive adhesive. Peel, place, press. No contact adhesive, no mess.
Install in an afternoon
No contact adhesive, no professional fitter. If you can measure and press, you can fit Sealyn.
1
Clean the surface
Wipe the cabin wall or ceiling clean and dry. The adhesive bonds best to a smooth, grease-free surface.
2
Plan your layout
Dry-lay a few tiles to set your pattern and starting line, especially for hexagons and staggered rectangles.
3
Peel & press
Peel the backing, position the tile, and press firmly from the centre out. Reposition-friendly for the first few seconds.
4
Trim the edges
Score and trim tiles at corners and fittings with a sharp blade for a clean, built-in finish.
Where it sticks
Sealyn bonds to most clean, smooth, dry interior surfaces. If in doubt, order a sample pack and test a tile first.
Fibreglass & gelcoat
The most common cabin surface. Clean, dry and lightly degreased is all it needs.
Marine ply & timber
Sealed or painted timber works well. Bare, porous timber should be sealed first.
Painted metal & alloy
Sound painted surfaces are fine. Ensure there is no chalking or flaking paint.
Not suitable
Wet or below-waterline areas, flexible vinyl, dusty or crumbling surfaces, and anything permanently damp.
Common questions
Still unsure? Send us a message and we will answer directly.
How much does one pack cover?
Each pack contains twelve tiles, covering approximately one square metre. Use the calculator to work out packs for your area. It adds a waste allowance for cuts and edges.
Which core should I choose, 3 mm or 6 mm?
Choose 3 mm where you need flexibility to conform to tighter curves and uneven surfaces. Choose 6 mm for flatter walls and ceilings where you want stronger thermal and acoustic performance.
Do I need special tools?
No. A clean cloth, a tape measure, a straight edge and a sharp blade for trimming are enough for a typical install.
Can I remove or reposition tiles?
Tiles are reposition-friendly for the first few seconds after placement. Once pressed firmly they form a durable bond, so plan your layout before you commit.
Can I try before buying a full order?
Yes. A sample pack is the best way to check colour and adhesion on your own surface before ordering for the whole cabin.
Work out what you need
Tell us your area and pick your finish. We will work out how many packs you need.