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... long No need to continually cover your boat to protect it from the elements (sun, rain, wind). Just drive it onto your Marine Master life and winch it up so that it fits nicely under the canopy. Marine ...
... Canopy Frames Free-standing Canopy Canopy frames are typically attached directly to a lift, but can stand independently for use with pontoon boats equipped with legs. Secure anchoring is achieved ...
Thunderbird Marina Boatsheds, Aluminum frame structure with aluminum corrugated metal roof, in-built gutter system
A boat canopy is a roof-like structure sheltering a vessel from sun and rain.
ApplicationsSuch canopies can be mounted on a variety of supporting structures including docks, floating pontoons and boat lifts. They extend vessel life by protecting it from dirt, rain, hail, sunlight and similar phenomena. They are particularly advisable in areas characterized by harsh weather or strong sunlight.
TechnologiesCanopies often consist of a flexible or rigid roof mounted on a metal structure. They can be installed on a dock or floating pontoon, with or without a boat lift. Some are large enough to cover several boats. There are also floating shelters, veritable little boat houses.
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