Bayside 24oz Boat Carpet

Ordering Carpet Specs Warranty Install Enter the number of feet needed in quantity box (Every 1 quantity is 1 foot). - 10 Foot Minimum   Boat Carpet Sold By The Foot 24 oz boat carpet only available in 8' width Enter the number of feet needed in quantity box   Order 1' Foot More Than You Need When replacing carpet in a boat give yourself room for error. It's always important to have extra marine carpet in case a mistake is made in measuring or cutting.   24 oz Marine Grade Boat Carpet The best cut pile boat carpet money can buy. Carpet weight determines how dense the fibers are stitched and how plush & durable the carpet will be. The higher the ounce or weight of the boat carpet the more durable & comfortable. Three styles of Bayside carpet. 16oz, 20oz & 24oz. Flexible Rubber Backing Rubber backed marine carpet is flexible & designed to easily wrap and conform to deck surfaces. Cut Pile Marine Grade Carpet   Boat Carpet Specifications Fiber: 100% UV Stabilized Polypropylene Denier:  2600 Primary Backing: Woven Polypropylene Secondary Backing: SBR Marine Latex   Our Carpet Won't Let You Down All of our marine grade boat carpeting is protected by a 3 year warranty, this includes fading and deterioration.   Care & Maintenance Marine carpet is stain resistant & we recommend periodic vacuuming & cleaning with household detergents and warm water. This will help your boat carpet retain it's original appearance & prevent matting.   Installing New Boat Carpet Depending on the type of boat you have your installation will require different steps, such as covering lids, hatches and sidewalls. However, the basics for new carpet installation are the same. Remove any lids, hatches or hardware from the carpeted areas of your boat. Strip the old carpet off the deck using a scraper and whatever means necessary. Prepare the surface by filling any voids or cracks in the deck. If you have a wooden deck you may need to replace some sheets so you have a clean, smooth surface to work with. Apply marine adhesive and lay your new carpet. Use a stiff broom or carpet roller to press your marine carpet into the glue for a proper bond.