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I've got 12" wide bunk carpet for 2X4 bunks, which, by measurement are 11" around the edges (3.5X2 plus 1.5X2). Is one inch of overlap OK? My carpet is a good quality rubber backed indoor outdoor.
I've got 12" wide bunk carpet for 2X4 bunks, which, by measurement are 11" around the edges (3.5X2 plus 1.5X2). Is one inch of overlap OK? My carpet is a good quality rubber backed indoor outdoor.
I was using leftover pieces when I did mine, so it only goes part way down. Not much to look at but does the job, it's just how nice you want it to look.
I am sure its a personal thing but I use PT 2 x 4`s and wrap them in a heavy sheeting plastic. I have a pontoon boat so I dont the PT chemicals leaching through to the alum hull. Then wrap in carpet like and leave a 1/2 gap in the carpet on the lowest corrner to aid draining and I use galvinized roofing nails to hold it in place
