marine carpet for a pilot house

[SanityCheck]

I've been looking for sometime now to add a marine carpet inside my 2320 pilot house. The waters out here in California sometimes gets pretty nasty and with boots on I find myself slipping in the cabin. I thought this might help fellow Parker owners that have the same problem.
I contacted https://matworks.com/ and all I need to do is make a paper template of what I need and they will do the rest the carpet, pad and edge molding is warranted for 8 years . Robert

 

[RumRunner]

My recommendation would be a "walk off" mat that they use in office buildings. Fits well, does the job, easily replaceable and cheap.

 

[HOTPURSUIT]

I did the same thing thru this company http://www.snapincarpet.com/ turned out really nice and high quality, had it for 6 years now and still looks great even with putting 200+ hours on the boat each year. Don't try and make your template out of one piece. cut pieces to fit around corners, chair pedestals, ETC, overlap and use masking tape to put them together on the cockpit floor. like making a jigsaw puzzle, much less stress. Hope this helps, Mike

 

[johnkn]

That looks great! Does it need to be snapped down or just rubber backing? thanks

 

[Makoman232]

I put down Dri Dek tiles from West Marine in my pilot house.
These tiles add traction and allows any water to drain.

Good luck

 

[lklandpier]

I installed the snapincarpet as well. Really quiets down the cabin noise. They were great to deal with.

Cheers

 

[flyhigh123]

i've been thinking of getting soemthing and have this guy saved:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/361384832661?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

Not sure what the others cost, but $8.90 a sqft sounded manageable.

 

[Brent]

nice, I have dri deck tiles

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[HOTPURSUIT]

That looks great! Does it need to be snapped down or just rubber backing? thanks

No need to install snaps, it lays real nice