Boat fitted sheet type A grey, particularly narrow bow

Boat fitted sheet type A grey, particularly narrow bow

SKU: 30951
Manufacturers: Marine Business

Boat fitted sheet A grey, for sailing yachts and motor boats with a particularly far forward seated bow cabin

color grey

84,99 €

incl. 19% VAT , (Paket)

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Delivery time: 2 - 4 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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The elastic boat fitted sheets adapt very well to mattresses with non-rectangular shapes. This is ensured by the cotton-Elathan mix of 96% cotton and 4% elastane. Even with smaller cutouts in the mattress, which result from built-in components, the boat's fitted sheet clings to the shape of the mattress. The very tight elastic band ensures that the mattresses can be stretched smoothly. As with the yacht fitted sheets, your bunk remains fantastically smooth even in rough seas.
Boat fitted sheets from Marine Business are particularly suitable for warmer sailing areas thanks to their material mix. You don't sweat on them because the sheets hardly retain heat. The feel-good climate is supported by the good removal of moisture.

Tip: Our duffel bag Tortola excellent.

Color: grey

Size: 190 +/- 25 cm long x 40 +/- 10 cm (narrow side) x 150 +/- 30 cm (wide side), see illustration

Mattress height: up to 15 cm

Material: 96% cotton, 4% elastane

extra strong all-round rubber

Washable up to 30 ° C, not suitable for tumble drying

Shipping weight:	1,30 kg
Textile labeling:	Materials of this textile are: 96% cotton, 4% elasthan
item picture note:	Numbers that are sewn or printed on are chosen at random and may differ from the images! Decorative items Items are not included in the scope of delivery.
manufacturer / responsible person:	Marine Business, Cam¡ de Cases Noves 61-65, 08790 G‚lida, ES, mb@marinebusiness.net

Our yacht fitted sheets consist of:

96% cotton
4% Elathan

The cotton plant is an herbaceous plant from the mallow family. Basically up to 51 species are known, but only four cultivated species are used for industrial cultivation. After flowering, the cotton forms green capsules in which the seeds grow. When these are ripe, the now brown capsule bursts and the seeds become visible with their white seed hairs. The well-known cotton fiber is obtained from these trichomes. Usually these plants are perennial, but they are only used annual for the benefit of cheaper harvesting methods and higher yields. They are characterized by high tear resistance, which is even better when wet. The cotton fiber can absorb up to 65% of its own weight in water, but it does need some time to dry again. Since cotton has shown itself to be skin-friendly and with a low allergy potential, it is particularly interesting for the textile industry.

Elastane is a rubber-like chemical fiber made from polyurethane and polyethylene glycol, which combines high elasticity and high strength. The special features of elastane are the extreme elasticity (between 500% and 700%), the enormous tear length (between 8 km and 15 km), the permanent dimensional stability and the very low weight. The advantages of textiles and products made from elastane are based on this combination of properties. These are light and elastic, at the same time extremely dimensionally stable and therefore very comfortable to wear. Further strengths of the modern synthetic fiber elastane are that it shows very little moisture absorption and no static charge. The "secret" of elastane is based on the characteristics of the two chemical components that make it up: Polyurethane (ensures the cohesion of the individual fibers, i.e. the strength of the elastane) and polyethylene glycol (ensures extremely high elasticity, i.e. for the elasticity of the elastane).