Yacht Mattresses

Yacht mattresses can be made in any shape including V-berths, curved corners, tapered rectangles, and island beds. Simply provide a paper template or detailed measurements with any angles marked clearly. Complex shapes with multiple curves are handled routinely, ensuring the mattress fits perfectly around bulkheads and cabin furniture.

Most yacht mattresses range from 4-8 inches thick, depending on the available headroom in the cabin. Thinner mattresses work well in low-profile berths, whilst deeper options provide extra comfort where space allows. Consider the height when sitting up in bed to determine the optimal thickness for each sleeping area.

Marine environments require materials that resist moisture and provide good ventilation. Memory foam, reflex foam, and pocket spring options all work well. Covers should be removable and washable, with moisture-resistant properties. Avoid materials that trap humidity or take long to dry in the marine environment.

Measure length, width, and any angles or curves in the berth. For complex shapes, create a paper template by taping newspaper sheets together and cutting to the exact outline. Mark the head and foot ends clearly. Include details about any obstacles like grab rails or storage compartments that affect the shape.

Custom yacht mattresses typically take 7-14 working days to manufacture, depending on current production schedules and seasonal demand. Complex shapes or specialist materials may require additional time. Free UK delivery is included, with options for marina or harbour delivery where access permits.

Quality yacht mattresses include guarantees up to 10 years, depending on the materials and construction method chosen. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature wear under normal use. Keep measurement details and any templates used, as these help with any future warranty claims or replacements.

Marine mattresses can be made with fire-resistant materials meeting relevant safety standards. This is particularly important for commercial vessels or charter boats with specific certification requirements. Discuss any safety standards needed when placing the order to ensure compliance with marine regulations.