I have snap-in carpeting in the 208 Lund Tyee. Would love to get rid of that but not sure if the aqua floor products would be durable enough for fishing boat flooring. Anyone installed it in your boat? Which company did you use?
Aqua Traction is pretty sweet, and extremely durable from what I’ve seen/heard.
As long as you dont fish with a big dog with nails. They will damage any of these products.
PITA to clean by real nice on the feet.
I have decking in my boat, bought it that way so not sure what product it is, but it is awesome and if I bought another one it would have to have it. No way I would go back to carpet. It is only in the main floor area the front and rear deck have carpet on them.
SeaDek seems to be the gold standard in higher-end pleasure boats. Carpeting in boats (especially fishing boats) is just plain stupid.
No way I would go back to carpet.
I’ll never go back to marine carpet again either. The boat I bought in 2015 has the non-skid vinyl/polymer flooring in gray. Until I bought this boat, I had always had carpet in previous family fishing boats. I was initially skeptical when I considered buying it. One season changed that completely.
Its so much easier to clean and maintain than carpet. No stains, no rips. Wash down with a hose if needed. Isn’t hot in the sun, and isn’t slippery when wet.
Does anyone have a ball park cost on getting this installed in a 17-18ft tiller boat?
I’d say pretty close to 2k Jake. Seems like about the going rate.
I put this in the cockpit area of my MX2040. Cut it to fit. Surprisingly, is not any hotter than carpet.
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