If you're tired of ripping carpet off your old bunks, tearing out staples, and attaching new carpet, these 3' boards come ready to go. Traditional, marine carpeted bunks cushion your hull and give you controlled unloading at the ramp.
You can forget about trips to the lumber yard, measuring carpet, and stapling it down. These bunk boards come ready-to-go, already cut to 36" length and wrapped in black marine-grade carpet. Each kit comes with two carpeted bunk boards that mount directly to existing brackets on your trailer frame using your choice of hardware. It's a straightforward replacement that gets your trailer back in shape without the pain of piecing materials together yourself.
This marine-grade carpet provides a cushioned surface between your boat and the bunk boards, helping protect fiberglass, painted, or aluminum hulls from your wooden bunks. It gives you a traditional look with steady, controlled movement so your boat loads and unloads without sudden shifts on steep ramps. No matter if you're trailering a ski boat, sailboat, or fishing boat, these boards provide support and help keep your hull safe.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a real quick look at these Tie Down carpeted bunk boards for your boat trailer. Now, if you have worn out or weather-beaten bunk boards on your boat trailer, it's definitely time to replace them. These bunk boards are gonna be a great option because they come ready to go. They're going to be pre-carpeted.
They're gonna be cut to that three foot length, so you're not gonna have to worry about the hassle of buying lumber, cutting it, and then wrapping around the carpet and stapling it to that board. So this is going to save you a lot of time. As you know, over time your bunk boards can splinter, they can rot, or the carpet will begin to wear thin. And that doesn't just look bad, but that could actually damage the hull of your boat. So these carpeted bunk boards are going to give you a smooth surface for easy boat loading and unloading.
So these are gonna be ideal for different types of boats that you load onto your boat trailer. Now, I wanted to give you a close-up here to show you that this does feature black, high quality, marine grade carpet that's going to be built to withstand the rigors of marine environments. That weather resistant material's gonna resist mold and mildew. And just to confirm the measurements with you, looking at the overall length, we said three feet. So as you can see, 36 inches.
The overall width, four inches. The overall height, right at two inches. So you're going to get these two boards. That's going to ensure that you have everything necessary to support the valuable watercraft on your trailer. And this is going to be a pretty straightforward, simple bolt-on upgrade that's going to get your trailer back in shape quickly.
Again, it's going to save you the headache of piecing everything together separately. You will need to supply the appropriate hardware, whether you reuse the current hardware, just as long as it's in good shape or just pick up new hardware locally that's going to work best for your particular application. Now, if you do happen to have any other additional questions, don't hesitate to reach back out to us. We do have different lengths available as well. So we do wanna be sure that you're getting exactly what you want and need. Well, that's gonna wrap up our quick look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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Yet to install but they look great.
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