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Old 02-18-2003
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V-bert mattress material

Any advise on what type of foam, rubber or any other material to use in mattress material for my V Berth
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V-bert mattress material

Cushion foam is graded by foam density. For a tri-berth which is used often in port or at anchor, high density foam should be used. You should ask for live-aboard density to ensure comfort and back support in the long term. It costs slightly more, perhaps no more than 10%. The other classes are recreational and commercial use.
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