Blankets

Product Overview

Blankets belongs to marine store group 15, Cloth & Linen Products. Bed linen, blankets, towelling and non-skid sheeting for crew cabins, hospital rooms and messrooms. Ordered against IMPA group 15 so a chandler can match a requisition line for line.

Key Benefits

• Bunk sizes and gram weights stated on the catalogue sheet before you order
• Cotton, wool and acrylic options in the same group so you can trade cost against durability
• Roll goods supplied in standard marine widths and lengths
• Whole group ships together with the rest of the store order

Problems It Solves

• Linen sizes that do not fit marine bunks, so bedding pulls off in a seaway
• Blankets and towels that lose weight and thickness after a few laundry cycles
• Non-skid sheeting cut to the wrong roll width for the alleyway or galley run
• Mixed requisitions that arrive part-shipped and force a second delivery

Who It Is For

• Ship chandlers filling accommodation store requisitions
• Chief stewards and catering officers restocking cabins
• Cruise and yacht housekeeping teams
• Crew management companies fitting out newly manned vessels

Application Scenarios

• Crew cabin and officer cabin bedding
• Hospital and isolation cabin linen
• Messroom and galley towelling
• Alleyway, galley and engine control room non-skid runs

Technical Features

The technical detail for this line is published exactly as the manufacturer issued it, in the specification sheet below. We do not restate figures in our own words, so what you read here is what the maker states.

Materials

Material is stated per code on the specification sheet where the manufacturer publishes it. Where a choice exists in this group — for example brass against stainless, or wool against acrylic — both options carry their own code so you can order the one the duty needs.

Customization Options

Sizes, quantities, packing and marking are confirmed at order stage. Where a line exists in more than one size, rating or material, tell us the duty and we will point you at the right code rather than sending the nearest one.

How This Item Reaches You

• Your requisition line is matched to the catalogue code and any missing size, rating or material is queried before quoting
• The item is drawn from our supply base around Suzhou, a large mechanical manufacturing area in Jiangsu
• Quantity, size and marking are checked against the specification sheet before packing
• Packed and marked as part of one consignment with the rest of your store order
• The packing list carries the same codes as your requisition so receiving on board is a straight tick-off

Quality Control Before Shipment

• Code and quantity verified against the confirmed order
• Dimensions and ratings checked against the manufacturer specification sheet
• Visual check for transit damage, corrosion and packaging condition
• Photographs of the packed goods sent on request before dispatch

Documentation

The following can be issued with the shipment on request: commercial invoice, packing list, the manufacturer specification sheet for each line, and certificate of origin where the destination requires one. Where a manufacturer issues a certificate for a specific item — for example the EC certificate referenced on the chemical protection suit sheet — that certificate is supplied with the goods. We do not claim certification an item does not carry.

Comparison Within This Group

Group 15 carries 5 items. Where two lines look similar, the difference is usually material, size or rating rather than function. The quickest way to compare is to open the sibling products below and read the two specification sheets side by side, or send us both codes and we will tell you which suits the duty.

Use Guide

Confirm the size, rating or material against the vessel's existing fitting before ordering, note the catalogue code in the ship's inventory when the item is received, and reorder against that code. Doing this once turns every later reorder into a one line message.