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Best foam mattress cover?

Created by Roama Roama  > 9 months ago, 16 Oct 2016
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Roama
Roama

TAS

195 posts

16 Oct 2016 12:20pm
Looking for best option to re-cover our mattresses in our timber Ketch. 3 years ago we during restoration we had new foam with a light canvas material fitted. Over time they are starting to look a bit mildewy on the outside of the covers. We are now looking at maybe option of a waterproof cover on foam with a removable fitted fabric over the top. We are in northern Tas. any suggestions?
HG02
HG02

VIC

5814 posts

16 Oct 2016 1:45pm
ecomarinebedding.com.au/mattresses/ just googled this link

But Im leaning toward this when I get around to it if I ever do for the forward cabin
www.abetterwaytogo.com.au/froli-travel/
Jode5
Jode5

QLD

853 posts

16 Oct 2016 7:29pm
We looked at the mattress that HG surgested when looking at bedding for out new boat, but they were far to expensive. We used a Mattress topper from Pillow Talk. We have them on all beds in the boat and in our caravan. They have a vip off cover which can be washed and we cut the inner foam to the shape off the bed. The topper we use is not that cheap , but they are great to sleep on, whether they are on foam on an innerspring mattress. I would recover you existing mattresses with viny and then fit one of these fitted toppers that you can take off the boat when not required which avoid any mold problems that you guys get down south. If you have power available , a dehumidifier is a good investment. This is the link to the topper that we use.
www.pillowtalk.com.au/pillowtalk/en/Categories/Bedroom/Mattress-Toppers-%26-Overlays/Relax-Therapy-Memory-Foam-Mattress-Topper/p/HILBRELAX12

Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve

QLD

2195 posts

16 Oct 2016 7:38pm
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HG02 said...
ecomarinebedding.com.au/mattresses/ just googled this link

But Im leaning toward this when I get around to it if I ever do for the forward cabin
www.abetterwaytogo.com.au/froli-travel/


Looks expensive
Roama
Roama

TAS

195 posts

16 Oct 2016 8:55pm
Yes certainly intend to reuse foam as it was good quality and is still all good. Any Pro's and cons on vinyl/waterproof covers?
HG02
HG02

VIC

5814 posts

16 Oct 2016 9:23pm
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Parkster said..
Yes certainly intend to reuse foam as it was good quality and is still all good. Any Pro's and cons on vinyl/waterproof covers?



Id say vinyl might sweat. There is marine grade foam but not sure where its available its some how mould resistant .
I think Jode 5 is right I think South ace used similar and he lives aboard Icon most of the year

Not sure what this would be like there on Ebay as well
http://www.deluxeproducts.com.au/bedroom-furniture/quilts-and-toppers

www.kogan.com/au/buy/ovela-gel-infused-memory-foam-mattress-topper-double-ovela/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_ads&gclid=CJvx8_aN388CFUOXvQodbAUMjw
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve

QLD

2195 posts

17 Oct 2016 4:59am
Ill be going for memory goam or latex mattress
HG02
HG02

VIC

5814 posts

17 Oct 2016 6:12am
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Sectorsteve said..
Ill be going for memory goam or latex mattress


Ramona
Ramona

NSW

7737 posts

17 Oct 2016 8:02am
I made new covers for all my bunks out of the blue marine grade vinyl. Same stuff I use for all the other doodads about the place. I used the same stuff on my fishing vessels bunks and they look new still after 20 years of abuse. Used to sleep fully dressed in trawler garb and rubber boots of course. On my yacht it's fine as long as your not having bare skin on it on a hot day. The blue vinyl is thicker and easier to sew than the other colours for some reason.



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