Measurements, materials and practical details for your next marine canvas project.
A mainsail cover can be the right length and still be awkward to use. It may close neatly at the clew but pull tightly around the sail slide...
Read ArticleA steering wheel cover is often ordered by diameter alone. That is a useful first measurement, but it does not explain how the cover will cl...
Read ArticleA furling headsail may spend many more hours rolled on the forestay than drawing wind. A genoa sleeve, also called a jib sock or furling sai...
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Two deck hatches can carry the same nominal size and still require different canvas covers. A raised aluminium frame, a nearly flush lid and...
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A fabric sample can look convincing on a desk and still be the wrong choice for a particular boat cover. The heaviest option may be tiring t...
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A bimini can shade the cockpit from overhead while leaving a seat exposed to the low sun beside the boat. A detachable side mesh panel can h...
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