Seating Frame For Boats, KaBoats, Rafts and Kayaks.

Seating Frame for Boats, KaBoats, Rafts and Kayaks.

Both sides adjustable width. Can be cut shorter to fit into narrow KaBoats and kayaks.

Upgrade Your Boat with the Ultimate Adjustable Seating Frame!

Transform your boating experience with our versatile Seating Frame, perfect for boats, KaBoats, rafts, and kayaks! Designed with adjustable width on both sides, this frame can be customized for even the narrowest KaBoats and kayaks. Want more comfort? Say goodbye to hard aluminum benches and say hello to luxurious fishing chair seating—complete with a swivel platform for a full 360-degree range of motion!

Unmatched Comfort & Control:  
Experience a whole new level of comfort while navigating your boat. The adjustable aluminum frame provides the perfect base for a padded fishing chair, giving you back support as you operate your outboard engine with ease. Once you try it, you'll never settle for less!

Custom Fit for Any Boat:  
The unique adjustable design allows you to easily modify the frame to fit into any KaBoat or inflatable kayak. Simply cut the tubes shorter, and you’ve got the ideal seating platform for even the tightest spaces—as small as 14 inches wide. Want more seating? You can even join two frames together to create a side-by-side setup for two fishing seats.

Smooth Rides, Fewer Bumps:  
Mounted directly to the floor, not the boat tubes, this system dramatically reduces vibration and bumps, providing a smoother ride even in choppy waters. 

Easy Installation with Retail Compatibility:  
Pre-drilled holes align with standard 7" economy boat seat pedestals available at major retailers like Kmart, Walmart, and Outdoor World. Add a swivel base and boat fishing chair, and you're ready for comfort and convenience on the water.

Elevate your boating experience—install your adjustable seating frame today!

You will also need these (not included):

An Economy boat seat pedestal retails for around $20 on Amazon, a swivel base costs $15 and up, and fishing chair prices can vary depending on comfort level from $20 to $200. Also available in local Walmart or outdoor store. You also will need stainless steel mounting hardware. Bolts with round heads should be inserted in the frame from the bottom up, so that the round head of the bolt touches, but does not scratch the floor. Please notice that center of gravity should be lower, to avoid falling at higher speed or sudden turns.

The installation is simple. First, deflate one of tubes, and simply place the platform inside the boat. Then, push the adjustable components away from each other until the outer sides of the aluminum frame tubes touch the inside of the boat tubes. Finally, tighten the screws, and re-inflate boat tube to squeeze the seating platform between the boat tubes. For boats with plywood floors, the platform will rest on the stringers.

PLEASE NOTE: Boat chair pedestal, swivel platform, chair and hardware are NOT included, but can be purchased separately at many retail stores and on-line, such as Amazon or Ebay, etc. 

Sitting frame will extend from 14" to 35", fitting most inflatable boats with interior widths between those measurements. Please measure inside your boat to make sure.

Example of boat with seating platform installed:

Quick Tips:

• You may need to cut out C-frame shorter on all 4 sides, to make it easier to fit inside narrower type of boats and Kaboats.
• If bolts provided with this frame does not fit into purchased pedestal cut outs, use small round file to enlarge cut outs.
• We recommend using WD40 to make assembly/disassembly easier.
• When inserting or removing C-frame into or from main frame, try to hold both hands at both insertion points at the same time, and then move C-frame inside or outside at equal distances/steps in order to avoid C-frame getting stuck under the angle inside main frame. If it happen, step on C-frame, spray with WD40 and pull main frame slowly, or use rubber mallet.
• You just need to assemble frame at proper distance once, and then lock it with thumb screws. Then you simply deflate one tube, push frame with attached seat inside, on top of the floor, and then re-inflate tube to keep frame in place. To remove frame from boat, simply deflate one side of tube and pull frame out.