Bunk Carpet

[wmich]

Hello all,

I need to replace a couple bunks on my trailer this year. I've got a bunch of spare 20oz carpet from when I redid a few compartments on my boat last year. Can I use that for the bunks? Or is there something special about "trailer bunk carpet" and I should I only use that instead?

Thanks!

[XingEyeballs]

Should be just fine if you already have it, otherwise I’d recommend Gatorbaks and get away from the carpet completely

[wareagle24]

The 20oz carpet will be fine for the bunks.

[Kodiak16]

You want a thin carpet. Carpet holds sand, pebbles etc. So shag wouldn't be a good choice

[wmich]

Thanks! I'll check out Gatorbacks next time around.

[BMCD]

Gatorbaks are the deal, been on my boat since day 1.

[Smallie_Hawgin]

I am going this route.... We'll see how this stuff does, never have been a fan of carpet... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...0?ie=UTF8&th=1

[KYRANGERMAN]

You want a thin carpet. Carpet holds sand, pebbles etc. So shag wouldn't be a good choice

Yeah, but it would look soooooo cool. Very retro. Orange shag carpet on the bunks.Slide1.JPG

[mikesxpress]

I am going this route.... We'll see how this stuff does, never have been a fan of carpet... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...0?ie=UTF8&th=1

Not for use on fiberglass hulls. Says that right on the box.

[Smallie_Hawgin]

Not for use on fiberglass hulls. Says that right on the box.

True.... This is going on a 2001 X19... Not too worried.. :) If I had a glass rig, I would certainly use Gatorbaks though...

[DaveBrabec]

Use stainless steel staples