Westerly Boat Mattresses

All sizes are custom-made to your exact measurements. Westerly boats have varying berth dimensions depending on the model and year. Common configurations include V-berths, quarter berths, and saloon berths. Simply measure the length, width, and any angles or curves. The mattress is then cut precisely to these dimensions for a perfect fit.

Thickness depends on the available headroom and personal comfort preference. Most boat mattresses range from 4-8 inches thick. Thicker mattresses provide more comfort but reduce cabin headroom. Measure the vertical space above your berth and consider how much you want to sacrifice for comfort. Memory foam compresses less than traditional foam.

Yes, all boat mattresses are manufactured with BS 7177 certified fire-retardant materials. This certification is typically required by marine insurance policies. The foam and covers meet strict flammability standards for marine environments. Compliance certificates can be provided for insurance purposes if required.

Lead times typically range from 7-14 working days depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Peak season (spring/summer) may extend delivery times slightly. Free UK delivery is included. Express options may be available for urgent requirements, though custom manufacturing cannot be rushed significantly.

Yes, memory foam is available and popular for boat mattresses. It provides excellent comfort and moulds to body shape. Memory foam also handles the boat's movement well, reducing partner disturbance. Other options include reflex foam, natural latex, and pocket sprung systems, depending on comfort preferences and budget.

Yes, guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the foam type and construction chosen. Memory foam and latex typically carry longer guarantees than basic reflex foam. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature foam degradation under normal use. Marine environments can be demanding, so quality materials are essential.

Remove the old mattress completely and measure the berth base directly. Use a flexible tape measure for curved areas. Record length, width, and note any angles, cutouts, or irregular shapes. Take photos showing the berth shape. Most Westerly berths have unique configurations, so accurate measurements are crucial for a proper fit.