When powering through a choppy sea, the cockpit of a motorboat can be very exposed. Forward and aft canopies will protect the helmsman and passengers from spray without compromising boat appearance or performance. Protection of instruments, seating and equipment is also an essential consideration.

All our motorboat covers are bespoke, constructing using either coated Marine Acrylic or PVC, both available in a wide range of colours. The design and specification of each order is discussed in detail with the client or boatyard. Construction sheets are completed to ensure all requirements are met.

On board plastic patterns are taken to ensure accurate production of the covers. High quality, UV resistant window material is used as standard. This should not crack or cloud under normal use. Specialist window material e.g. Strataglass can be specified when appropriate. On completion, all covers are fitted to the boat, unless distance prevents it, in which case-fitting instructions will be supplied. All fittings used are either stainless steel or nickel plated brass. When appropriate we will reuse existing boat fittings

Framework is constructed using ¾”, 7/8” or 1” diameter stainless steel tubing with solid stainless steel fittings. Appropriate fixings or track are used to attach the canopy to the windscreen. Aft, side or front windows, depending upon the boat design, are fitted ensuring clear visibility. All entries are zipped with roll up doors and ties. The bar pockets are zipped for easy removal. Reinforcement is fitted at all chafe points. For versatility the canopy can be manufactured in sections which are joined by a series of zips allowing the removal of sides and aft panels.

A Tonneau or Flybridge cover can also be very useful on a sports boat and motor cruiser. The cover will prevent water collecting in the cockpit, or protect seating and instruments on the Flybridge. It can be tensioned with shock cord and stainless steel hooks, or fixed in place with fittings to suit the boat. A telescopic pole can be supplied to raise the cover in the centre and prevent water from pooling.