Najad Boat Mattresses

Exact length, width, and thickness measurements are required, plus any corner cuts or curves. Many Najad berths have angled corners or tapering shapes due to hull curvature. A paper template works best for complex shapes. Photos showing the berth from above help identify any special requirements around bulkheads or under-deck areas.

Thickness depends on the available headroom and berth depth. Most Najad cabins accommodate 4-6 inch thick mattresses comfortably. Measure from the berth base to any overhead obstacles when sitting upright. Account for bedding thickness too. Thinner mattresses work better in forward cabins with limited headroom.

Marine-grade foams resist moisture and provide good ventilation. Memory foam offers comfort but can retain dampness in humid conditions. Standard reflex foam with good airflow properties works well. All materials should be BS 7177 certified for fire safety. Removable, washable covers are essential for marine environments.

Yes, delivery to UK marinas is included at no extra cost. Provide the marina name, berth number, and contact details. Many marinas accept deliveries at their office. International delivery to European marinas is available for an additional charge. Vacuum-packed mattresses are easier to manoeuvre through narrow companionways.

Lead times range from 7-14 working days depending on current production capacity and seasonal demand. Spring and summer months typically have longer lead times due to higher demand from boat owners preparing for the sailing season. Rush orders may be available for urgent requirements.

Guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the foam type and construction method. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature foam degradation under normal use. Marine environments can be challenging, so proper ventilation and regular airing help maintain mattress condition and validate guarantee terms.

Create a paper template by laying newspaper or cardboard over the berth area and marking the exact outline. This captures curves, angles, and cutouts that measurements alone might miss. Take photos of the template in position and include overall dimensions as backup measurements.