cockpit and bridge carpet

[megbert]

I have a 1997 Voyager320 that is in need of exterior carpet for both the cockpit and bridge. Outside of hitting up the local carpet store for something that might work
, any thoughts of those that might specialize in marine? We're located in Maryland.

[chpsk8]

Have you looked at infinity vinyl flooring? It’s the same stuff pontoon boats use on the decks. It’s not carpet, but it’s easier to keep clean and doesn’t mind getting soaking wet.
If you search my posts I have a thread called project 355 refresh that has some photos of the process.

[Midnightsun]

If you want my opinion, chuck the carpet and have Sea Deck put in. Take a peak at the pictures in my signature.

[wkeith]

I found this site on ebay https://www.ebay.com/str/anglersstorehouse and ordered a complete set that matched the original carpet from Carver. Contact them with your boat information and they may already have your pattern, if not they can send you a template.
I'm very pleased with my carpet.
Walter

[Cooler]

Couple of opinions. I like that Infinity stuff, and you can get a style that looks like Sea Deck. It has a wicking bottom side, so it will not hold water like most carpet does. Pretty pricey at around $249 a yard for the teak wood look. The Sea Deck will look the best by far. I looked at your model while I was shopping for a boat. It had the Sea Deck in bridge, cockpit, and swim platform. The owner told me it was $4,000 to put in. Finally, I made the decision to forego carpet in the cockpit. I still have it, but don't miss it at all. Just keep decking clean. Maintain carpet in bridge, just easier on the feet while cruising and hanging out. Whatever you do, it will be good for you. Good luck! er

[chpsk8]

If you shop around I paid 1200 shipped for a roughly 12’ x 21’ roll of infinity in a basket weave type. If anyone is really interested pm me and I’ll dig up the receipt for the website I got it from.