50-55 Degree Brushed Textured Eva Foam Sheets For Boat Flooring Marine Decking

50-55 Degree Brushed Textured Eva Foam Sheets For Boat Flooring Marine Decking

Our specialized EVA foam sheets are expertly designed for high-performance boat flooring and marine decking applications. These sheets feature a firm yet comfortable durometer of 50-55 degrees, providing the ideal balance of underfoot cushioning and durability required in marine environments.

The key feature is the aesthetic and functional brushed textured surface. This finish is not only visually appealing but also significantly enhances traction and slip resistance, boosting safety on wet decks. As a high-quality EVA material, it is inherently waterproof and resistant to UV exposure and salt water corrosion, ensuring long-term color stability and integrity.

The moderate hardness of the foam provides excellent impact absorption to reduce fatigue, while its closed-cell structure prevents water absorption. Easily cut and installed, these sheets offer a superior, non-skid, and maintenance-free solution for any marine decking need.

Specification:

Parameters are for reference only and are customized according to customer requirements.

Applications:

                  ESD EVA Tray                                                              EVA Building Block Toy

FAQ:

Q1:How can I place an order?

1)Tell us the size details and quantity you want to order.

2)We will make PI for you.

3)Checking PI and confirm it for us, we will arrange the production ASAP when the prepayment received.

4)We will take photos for you to confirm and then deliver the goods soon after the balance.

5)Send the Customs Clearance Documents or tracking number to you and track the goods for you until you get it.

Q2:How long is your production lead time?

1) Sample date will take be in 7 days

2)Mass production delivery date will be around 15-45 days,Depends on the quantity.

Q3:What's the difference between EVA foam and Rubber foam ?
EVA is a compound, and the product is not easy to deform and age.

Rubber is relatively more wear-resistant and softer, but it is prone to aging.