Charcoal Grey EVA Foam Boat Flooring Mat – Marine Carpet 240 × 90 cm
Upgrade your boat deck with this premium Marine Carpet designed for durability, comfort, and safety. Measuring 240 × 90 cm, this high quality Marine Carpet provides a modern charcoal grey teak style finish that enhances the look of any vessel. Made from EVA foam, this Marine Carpet offers a soft cushioned surface underfoot while delivering excellent traction in wet and dry conditions.
This non absorbent Marine Carpet reduces noise and fatigue, making it ideal for extended periods of standing. The strong adhesive backing ensures the Marine Carpet stays firmly in place once installed. Whether used on fishing boats, yachts, or other marine vessels, this EVA Marine Carpet protects surfaces from scratches, wear, and impact damage while improving overall deck comfort.
Designed for New Zealand marine conditions, this Marine Carpet is water resistant, oil resistant, and easy to maintain, making it a practical and stylish flooring solution.
Features • Premium EVA foam Marine Carpet construction • Non slip surface for enhanced safety • Cushioned feel for added comfort • Water resistant and oil resistant Marine Carpet • Noise reducing and shock absorbing design • Durable faux teak style finish • Strong self adhesive backing • Easy to cut and customise for installation • Suitable for wet and dry conditions • Ideal Marine Carpet for boat decks and marine flooring
Specifications • Product Type Marine Carpet Boat Flooring Mat • Material EVA Foam • Colour Charcoal Grey • Surface Style Bevel Groove Faux Teak • Overall Dimensions 240 × 90 cm L × W • Thickness 6 mm • Backing Strong Adhesive Backing • Water Resistant Yes • Oil Resistant Yes • Application Boat Deck Marine Flooring
Package Contains • 1 x Marine Carpet Boat Flooring Mat
This durable and stylish Marine Carpet delivers long lasting performance, comfort, and protection for your boat deck. Enhance safety, improve appearance, and enjoy a premium marine flooring solution with this high quality Marine Carpet.
