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Do you just want the bimini or the full camper canvas? A good canvas guy will have to get the poles set, figure out where to drill the windshield frame, etc, even just the bimini adds up. I had a bimini with mine and getting the eisenglass, back panel and install of all the snaps was about $1400. Formula wanted $1600 for the eisenglass and backpanel, no snaps, no install.
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Think about an AnchorShade...about $149 at West Marine when they have a sale.
How about converting a cockpit cover to an AnchorShade-like canopy? Instead of center poles for the cockpit cover, use a 7-8ft pole with a 3-4ft tee on top on each side behind the buckets, then four bimini strap from each corner to the cleats. You'd want a canvas/seamstress to modify the cover to your liking, but I wonder how that would work out?
How about converting a cockpit cover to an AnchorShade-like canopy? Instead of center poles for the cockpit cover, use a 7-8ft pole with a 3-4ft tee on top on each side behind the buckets, then four bimini strap from each corner to the cleats. You'd want a canvas/seamstress to modify the cover to your liking, but I wonder how that would work out?
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Attached our photo's of our sun shade, which use use a lot.
And full bimini enclosure which we only carry & use when traveling to other ports overnight. Can run w/ bimini pulled back, but not good at speed or waves.
If its for day boating sun shade should be good answer.
And full bimini enclosure which we only carry & use when traveling to other ports overnight. Can run w/ bimini pulled back, but not good at speed or waves.
If its for day boating sun shade should be good answer.