Can I use KT GuoMei EVA foam products for my yacht deck?

Absolutely! Our EVA foam is specially designed for marine applications like yachts, providing excellent grip, durability, and comfort underfoot.

How can I request a product sample, and are there any shipping charges?

You can request samples directly on our website’s sample order page. Sample shipping fees apply to cover delivery costs, but these are waived on larger orders.

Is it possible to order customized EVA foam products with specific sizes or patterns?

Yes! We provide custom cutting and pattern options to fit your exact needs. Just specify your requirements when placing your order or contact our support team for assistance.

What’s the best way to clean and maintain my EVA foam flooring?

Simply rinse with fresh water and mild soap as needed. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools to keep your flooring looking great and lasting longer.

Frequently Asked Questions About EVA Boat Flooring and Marine Deck Pads

Where Can EVA Boat Flooring Be Used?

Our EVA boat flooring products are highly versatile and commonly used across a variety of vessels including yachts, motorboats, and surfboards. They also fit perfectly for go-karts and RVs. Beyond marine use, these products are favored in outdoor sports environments, spas, and swimming pools. We continuously explore new ways to expand the range of applications for these innovative materials.

Adhesive Options for Our EVA Flooring

We provide different adhesives to meet the specific needs of our EVA flooring lines. Currently, a strong adhesive with proven excellent bonding properties is standard. If you require customized adhesive solutions, we can accommodate requests and discuss pricing variations accordingly.

Obtaining Samples and Sample Charges

To request samples of our EVA flooring, please contact our online customer service or send an email to support@ktguomei.com. Sample materials are available free of charge; however, shipping fees must be covered by the requester.

Customization Options for EVA Boat Flooring

Our products can be tailored to your specifications. Customization options include size, color, thickness, hardness, pattern, texture, and adhesive type. For tailored orders, reaching out to customer service or sending an email to support@ktguomei.com is recommended.

Checking Logistics and Order Tracking

If you have not received your order within 7 working days, please contact our online customer service for logistics updates. Providing your order number will help us assist you most effectively.

Installation Guidance for EVA Boat Flooring

Our EVA boat flooring is designed for simple DIY installation and is user-friendly. Should you face any difficulty during installation, our online customer service team is ready to provide detailed step-by-step guidance.

Best Tools for Cutting EVA Flooring

For clean, precise cuts, use a razor with a sharp new blade when working with carpet or EVA materials. This approach ensures the best finish and prevents any damage to the product’s surface.

Cleaning and Maintenance of EVA Flooring

The surface of our EVA flooring can be cleaned with soap, hot water, and a stiff brush for everyday stains. For more stubborn blemishes, household cleaners are acceptable, but strongly acidic solutions should be avoided as they may damage the carpet’s surface.

Product Lifespan and Pet Suitability

With proper maintenance, our EVA boat flooring typically lasts between 1 and 5 years. Although it is crafted from robust EVA foam, it is not fully resistant to damage caused by pet claws. Thus, protection from pet-related wear cannot be guaranteed.

Preparation Before Using EVA Boat Flooring

Upon delivery, carefully unroll and flatten the product. Apply weight, such as heavy objects, over the flooring for 1 to 2 days to eliminate any curls. Before installation, ensure the entire area is clean and dry for the best results.

Removing EVA Boat Flooring

If removal is necessary, cut into one corner with a utility knife and gently peel off the flooring. Some sections may be adhered strongly, requiring multiple attempts or the application of a small amount of acetone to help with delamination.