Usage

Yes. Our marine carpets are UV-stabilised and designed to withstand Australia's harsh outdoor conditions, making them ideal for boats, pontoons, trailers, jetties, and outdoor entertainment areas.
Marine carpet can be cleaned using a vacuum, soft brush, fresh water and a mild detergent.For heavier dirt, salt build-up or outdoor debris, rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow the carpet to dry completely before storage or covering.
Yes. Marine carpet is commonly installed by DIY boat owners, renovators and tradespeople.Depending on the application, marine carpet can be loose-laid, glued down or secured using trims and fittings.

Most of our carpet products are designed for outdoor use.

The exceptions are our Marine Liner and Automotive Liner ranges, our School and classroom mats, which are intended for interior applications only and should not be exposed to weather or prolonged moisture.

Marine carpet is designed to handle wet conditions and allows water to drain through the fibres and backing.

While marine carpet is water-resistant and quick drying, it is not completely waterproof.

For outdoor installations, we recommend Roberts 6037 Outdoor Adhesive or a suitable Contact Adhesive.

For indoor installations, we recommend UZIN 200 adhesive or a suitable carpet adhesive

For Marine Liner and Automotive Liner applications, we recommend a sprayable contact adhesive.

Not always.

Many customers prefer to loose lay their carpet so it can be removed for cleaning or to access hatches and storage areas.

We generally recommend adhesive installation for pontoons, jetties, boat trailers and other permanent applications where movement may occur.

Many customers use existing fixtures, furniture, hatches, edge trims or carpet weight to keep their carpet securely in position.

Where additional support is required, press studs, double-sided carpet tape or selective adhesive application can be used while still allowing future removal if needed.