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The same lounge seats in sand and white two-tone marine vinyl with diamond stitching

Pontoon Seat Recovering

Pontoon seat replacement and recovering in South Florida from $200 per cushion, on plastic bases that do not rot.

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    Pontoon seat replacement and recovering

    • Lounge seats, corner seats and chaise loungers
    • Backrests, armrests and helm seats
    • Rotten plywood bases swapped for plastic boards

    Options

    Old lounge.
    New lounge.

    Pontoon lounge seats in cracked, faded grey and burgundy vinyl
    The same lounge seats in sand and white two-tone marine vinyl with diamond stitching

    24 ft tritoon, lounge seats in sand and white two-tone vinyl

    22 ft pontoon, worn pontoon seats
    22 ft pontoon, new lounges in white and grey two-tone

    22 ft pontoon, lounges in white and grey two-tone

    25 ft tritoon, worn pontoon seats
    25 ft tritoon, new rear lounge in sand and white with diamond stitching

    25 ft tritoon, rear lounge in sand and white with diamond stitching

    24 ft pontoon, worn pontoon seats
    24 ft pontoon, new helm seat and bench in white with navy piping

    24 ft pontoon, helm seat and bench in white with navy piping

    26 ft tritoon, worn pontoon seats
    26 ft tritoon, new bow lounges in ice grey and white

    26 ft tritoon, bow lounges in ice grey and white

    The process

    How pontoon seats are redone

    1. Send photos

      Two photos and your boat model. We reply with a price and the next step.

    2. Measure

      At your dock or driveway, every seat patterned.

    3. Rebuild

      New covers sewn, foam and bases replaced where gone.

    4. Fit

      Seats back on the deck, lids and hinges checked.

    Inside the seat

    What a boat seat is made of

    Exploded view of a boat helm seat with vinyl cover, foam block and plastic base
    1. Marine vinyl UV and mildew inhibitors in the coating
    2. Quick-dry foam Drains after every rain
    3. Plastic base No plywood left to rot

    Materials

    How to choose seat materials

    Three marine vinyl swatches on teak in plain white, textured light grey and cognac leather-look

    Vinyl grade

    • Marine vinylPlain marine grade, the lowest cost per yard
    • Cool-touch vinylHeat-reflective finish for seats in full sun
    • Leather-look vinylGrained like leather, for salons and helm seats

    Best forCool-touch on open seats, leather-look at the helm and in the salon

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    Closed-cell and open-cell foam blocks with water poured on both

    Foam

    • Closed-cellKeeps water out, very firm
    • Quick-dry open-cellWater runs straight through, dries fast

    Best forClosed-cell where you step, quick-dry in seats and sunpads that get soaked

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    Four cushion corners with navy, white, orange and cognac piping on white vinyl

    Piping color

    • Matching pipingSame color as the vinyl, a quiet clean edge
    • Contrast pipingNavy, orange or cognac outlines each cushion

    Best forThe cheapest way to change the look, the vinyl stays the same

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    Stitching

    Boat seat stitch patterns

    Three cream vinyl panels side by side with diamond, channel and hexagon stitching

    • Diamond

      Quilted diamonds, the classic helm and bench look

    • Channel

      Straight channels, clean on sunpads and settees

    • Hex

      Hexagon quilting for a custom look

    About pontoon seat reupholstery

    Pontoon seating is mostly long lounges and backrests with storage under the lids. The plywood under older seats often rots, so we check every base before quoting. A soft base can be replaced with a plastic board that does not rot. Covers are sewn in marine grade vinyl and can match the original colors or a new scheme.

    Your quote

    What pontoon seats cost

    Final quote after we see your photos.

    • Bench or seat cushion, recoveredper cushionfrom $200
    • Backrest or coaming padper piecefrom $150
    • New plastic seat baseper seatfrom $60

    What moves the price

    • Number of seats and backrests
    • Base and foam condition
    • Two tone panels and stitch pattern
    Price your boat

    Questions

    Questions about pontoon seats

    What are the different types of pontoon boat seats?

    Most pontoons have lounge seats, corner seats, chaise loungers and a helm seat, often with storage underneath. Each piece is patterned and recovered on its own.

    How much does it cost to have pontoon boat seats recovered?

    It is priced per piece, from $200 per cushion and from $150 per backrest, with new plastic bases from $60. We quote your layout from photos.

    Is it cheaper to reupholster or buy new boat seats?

    If the frames are sound, recovering keeps the fit and usually keeps the cost down. Stock sets exist for some models, and we tell you which makes sense from your photos.

    How to protect pontoon boat seats?

    Keep a cover on when parked, rinse off salt and sunscreen, and use a cleaner made for marine vinyl. A cover when parked does the most.

    What does pontoon seat replacement include?

    We replace what has failed. Covers are sewn new in marine vinyl, wet foam is swapped for quick-dry foam, and rotten plywood bases are replaced with plastic boards, while sound frames and lids stay.

    Service area

    Across South Florida

    Fort LauderdaleHollywoodDania BeachPompano BeachMiamiAventuraMiami BeachBoca RatonWest Palm Beach

    Mobile measuring by appointment across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.

    We measure at marinas, ramps and driveways in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties, from Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania Beach and Pompano Beach to Miami.

    Next step

    Get a quote

    Send photos of your seating and the pontoon model. We reply with the next step.

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