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Treadmaster marine flooring.
Recognized worldwide as the highest quality non slip deck covering material available treadmaster offers an additional level of safety and comfort to recreational and commercial boaters.
Vinyl boat flooring is an alternative to using marine carpet on your boat.
Manufactured in the uk the treadmaster range has been the benchmark for anti slip deck coverings for over sixty years.
Vinyl flooring for boats.
It is an economical choice for replacement marine carpet for resale.
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The carpet is available in a variety of designer colors.
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Our standard 16 ounce boat carpet compares to 16 ounce.
Install inside or on the deck of a boat or use on the dock.
Sure footed traction that s easy to install.
Light gray teak white sand and gray all in 35 1 2 inches x 47 1 2 inches x 1 8 inch sheets.
Wide marine carpet is a convenient and attractive carpeting solution specially engineered for marine and boating applications.
Diamond pattern is available in four colors.
Both sizes are easy to install with outdoor adhesives or boat carpet glue such as lancer s 290 boat carpet adhesive.
Standard boat carpet is a great choice for replacement marine carpeting.
Treadmaster manufactured in the uk the treadmaster range has been the benchmark for anti slip deck coverings for over sixty years.
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Now available in 2 profiles alpha 2 and maxi 2 both constructed from anodized aluminium tread rails which retains the choice of step marine grade carpet or tred ribbed pvc inserts.
It is easy to trim for custom fit applications and provides protection lasting many years.
Welcome to treadmaster flooring since 1951 treadmaster floorings have been used in both the public building and transport sectors utilising cork and rubber to give excellent wear and slip resistant properties.
Wide marine carpet is a the 6 ft.
Premium 20oz marine carpet has all the benefits of 16oz carpet but with additional weight for added cushion and comfort.
