Convertible Berth Boat Mattresses

Any shape required for the berth. Common configurations include V-berths with angled sides, island beds with rounded corners, and dinette conversions with cut-outs for table pedestals. The mattress is cut from a template or precise measurements to match every angle and curve exactly.

Most boat berths work best with 4-6 inch thickness. Thicker mattresses may interfere with headroom or storage underneath. The exact thickness depends on the berth design and how much clearance exists when converted from seating to sleeping position.

Yes, marine mattresses must comply with relevant fire safety regulations. The foam used carries appropriate certifications for boat use. This differs from household mattresses which may not meet marine safety requirements that insurance policies often specify.

Typically 7-14 working days depending on current production schedules and seasonal demand. Summer months often have longer lead times due to higher demand from boat owners preparing for the sailing season. Winter orders usually process faster.

Create a paper template by laying newspaper or cardboard over the berth area and cutting to exact shape. Mark any obstacles like table pedestals or curved edges. Alternatively, provide detailed measurements with distances between all corners and angles clearly marked.

Medium-firm reflex foam handles moisture better than memory foam and provides good support. Memory foam can retain dampness in marine environments. High-density foam maintains shape longer under the demanding conditions boats create with movement and temperature changes.

Yes, removable covers allow easy washing and help manage moisture issues common on boats. Waterproof or water-resistant covers provide extra protection. The covers can be made from marine-grade fabrics designed to handle humidity and salt air exposure.