Mattresses: Sizes, Materials and Comfort for Your Boat
From our assortment, you will find mattresses in all sizes and thicknesses of various materials, carefully adapted to meet your specific wishes and requirements in marine environments.
Sizes & Thickness: Mattresses are available in various sizes and thicknesses, usually starting from 100 mm. Thicker mattresses (from 180 mm) are often preferred for increased luxury and by heavier individuals.
Foam Mattresses: For foam mattresses, a thickness of at least 100 mm is recommended to achieve good comfort. The hardness of the foam varies; you can find both softer and firmer options. For children, you can go down in thickness to 70 mm.
Spring Mattresses: Spring mattresses for marine environments vary in thickness from 135 mm up to 220 mm. If you wish for thicker, the mattress is built with double layers of springs. For home environments, the thickness of spring mattresses starts from 200 mm and up.
Top Mattresses: You can choose to have a separate top mattress or alternatively integrate the top mattress into the same cover as the main mattress. Types include memory foam, latex, gel-infused, wool, and feather/down.
The possibilities are many; contact our sales representative for more information.
Foam & Spring Mattresses
Explore our range of foam mattresses, designed to provide optimal comfort and support with varying firmness.
Our spring mattresses for marine environments offer outstanding durability and comfort with galvanized springs.
Top Mattresses
The primary functions of a mattress topper are to increase comfort and to protect the main mattress. Toppers are available in various materials such as profiled foam, cooling gel, or latex, allowing them to be customized according to individual preferences regarding feel and support..
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Mattress Protectors
A simple yet incredibly effective solution to extend your mattress's lifespan and improve your sleep hygiene.
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