
OCEAN BREEZE / BESPOKE YACHT UPHOLSTERY
Marine cushion foam planning in Salcombe
Specify the support, not just the label.
BESPOKE YACHT UPHOLSTERYSALCOMBE / A PERSONAL COMMISSION
Closed-cell, open-cell, density and firmness describe different characteristics; none alone defines the best finished seat. Explain the seating position, exposure, existing thickness and the comfort you want. Josh can then discuss filling choices as part of the complete cover and cushion construction.
Understand marine cushion foamMARINE CUSHION FOAM PLANNING IN SALCOMBE / YOUR STARTING BRIEF
Send the useful details first. Josh will help agree the scope, material and practical route.
Send photos for a quote
Show the cushion from the side and measure the space it occupies. Density and firmness are not interchangeable decisions; the chosen profile must also suit seat height, back support and clearance.
Explain whether the cushion is left out, covered or stored after use. Discuss water entry through the cover and seams, the underside and the drying arrangement instead of assuming one foam description makes the whole cushion waterproof.
A stretched or loose existing cover may not be a sound basis for specifying replacement support. Agree the finished dimensions, edge shape and whether covers are being retained before cutting.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Yes. Send overall views and close details, the location of the pieces and a short description of the changes you want. Josh will explain whether cushions, covers, measurements or supplied pattern material are needed next.
This page describes enquiries and individually arranged collection or visits for Salcombe owners. It does not indicate a local workshop, marina partnership or permanent representative.
Tell us exactly what you would like to keep. Condition, fit and compatibility need to be assessed; a new cover or isolated repair is not always the right solution.
No. The courier collection slot is confirmed separately from manufacture. The project programme depends on the agreed scope, approved patterns and material availability.
For background on foam types, see Sailrite’s own foam selection guide. This is general reading, not a claim that a particular product has been specified for your boat.