Pocket Sprung Boat Mattresses

Any size and shape can be manufactured to order. Standard boat berth sizes include single (2'6" x 6'3"), small double (4' x 6'3"), and V-berth configurations. Irregular shapes with angled corners, curves, or cut-outs around fixtures are accommodated. Measurements are taken from templates or detailed dimensions provided by boat owners to ensure precise fitting.

Thickness ranges from 4" to 8" depending on available headroom and comfort preferences. Thinner profiles (4-5") suit berths with limited clearance, whilst 6-8" provides maximum comfort where space allows. The pocket spring construction maintains support effectiveness even at reduced thicknesses compared to standard foam alternatives.

The mattresses themselves aren't waterproof, but marine-grade covers with water-resistant properties are available. Proper ventilation underneath prevents moisture buildup in humid marine environments. Removable, washable covers help maintain hygiene in confined boat quarters where spills and condensation are common concerns.

Lead times typically range from 7-14 working days depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Complex shapes or multiple mattresses may require additional time. Free UK delivery is included, with arrangements made for convenient collection points if marina access is restricted.

Yes, all mattresses comply with BS 7177 fire safety certification, which is required for boat insurance purposes. The materials and construction meet marine safety standards whilst maintaining the comfort and support characteristics of quality pocket sprung systems.

Multiple firmness options are available, from soft to extra firm. The pocket spring system can be customised with different gauge springs to achieve preferred support levels. Medium-firm is typically recommended for boat use as it provides good support whilst accommodating movement from waves.

Guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the specific construction and materials chosen. The warranty covers manufacturing defects and premature sagging. Given the marine environment, proper ventilation and care instructions help maintain the guarantee validity throughout the coverage period.