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Description
Tie Down Boat Trailer Black Bunk Board Carpet
Tie Down's Bunk Carpet is the perfect solution for replacing worn and frayed bunks on your boat trailer. This all-weather marine-grade carpet is designed to withstand the elements, resisting rot or mildew, and ensuring long-lasting durability. Available in black or gray, our Bunk Carpet comes in standard 11 in. x 12 ft. rolls, providing ample coverage to wrap completely around 2x4 boards and around three sides of 2x6 bunk boards. For larger projects, each bulk roll measures 11 in. wide x 150 ft. long, offering convenience and cost-effectiveness for outfitting multiple bunks on your boat trailer.
Features:
- Revitalize Your Bunks
- Tie Down's Bunk Carpet is the perfect solution for revitalizing worn and frayed bunks on your boat trailer.
- All-Weather Marine-Grade Carpet
- Our Bunk Carpet is crafted with high-quality all-weather marine-grade material, designed to withstand the harshest marine conditions. Resistant to rot and mildew, this carpet ensures long-lasting durability and performance.
- Choose Your Color
- Available in black or gray, our Bunk Carpet allows you to customize the look of your boat trailer. Select the color that complements your boat and trailer setup, creating a polished and professional appearance.
- Comprehensive Coverage
- Each standard 11 in. x 12 ft. carpet roll provides ample coverage to wrap completely around 2x4 boards and around three sides of 2x6 bunk boards.
- Cost-Effective Bulk Option
- For larger projects or multiple bunk replacements, our bulk roll measures 11 in. wide x 150 ft. long, offering cost-effectiveness and flexibility.
- Reliable Bunk Protection
- Tie Down's Bunk Carpet ensures reliable protection for your boat's hull during loading, unloading, and storage.
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