But before you get angry enough to actually throw your boat mattress in the nearest body of water, you should know that there are affordable replacement options that are dramatically more comfortable.
What really sets us apart from other boat mattress suppliers is how much we can save you in shipping costs and setup time.
We’re one of the early pioneers in the bed-in-a-box category, investing in a state of the art roll-pack machine that compresses and rolls your mattress so that it can be shipped via FedEX ground.
That makes us significantly lower in cost then our competitors, who have to ship your mattress flat on a truck.
We can manufacture any size or shape. We can cut notches and radius corners, create folds and hinges, and create all the odd cushion pieces that are often necessary for V-berth mattresses.
We use a large assortment of innovative foams and coil options, such as:
Latex mattresses are made using latex foam. To be a true latex mattress, all layers of the mattress must be made of latex with no other types of foam or coils included in the mattress structure.
Memory Foam mattresses provide great support and contour, adapting to the body’s shape so weight is distributed evenly among pressure points.
Innerspring mattresses can reduce snoring because they offer good firmness and support.
They’re made with individually-wrapped coils (advanced coil technology) that works great to maintain healthy sleep posture and prevent back and neck pains. Encased coils move independently when the body moves, so they provide support where it’s needed.
Many people assume that the thicker your boat bed is, the more comfortable it is. However, that isn’t really the case, as comfortability depends on the materials and the quality.
Height restriction can play a huge role in what will work in your space.
Overhead space can often limit a mattress’s height and depth to dimensions between 3″ and 8″ (7.62 and 20.32 cm) thick.
And different mattress heights can require different materials, based on your preferences! For example, if you only have 5 inches to work with but you need it to support someone who is heavier than 250lbs, you’ll still want a marine mattress that’s supportive and comfortable.
Once our experts know your dimensions, requirements, and the type of foundation the mattress will sit on, our experienced craftsmen will build your perfect boat mattress.
We can create any size or shape boat mattress (King, Queen, Full, Twin, or even smaller) that you need. Our skilled team is adept at working with different bevels, joints, and irregular angles.
Whether you need something that is rectangular, has cut-corners, or fits into a bunk space or other weird boat niche, we can help.
We can also make sure your mattress fits into a Vee or V-Berth, whether it’s in the Forward cabin, Island Berth, Aft cabin, Crew, or Captain’s quarters.
We provide solutions for custom sizes, shapes, and fastenings:
Because mattresses can differ greatly from boat to boat, please measure everything. Obtain all dimensions with a tape measure and note them down!
Here are some great photos of our boat mattresses provided by happy customers!
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This depends heavily on the available area for your mattress. Overhead space can mean the difference between a more “typical” mattress height of around 8″ inches and a thinner mattress height of 3″.
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