Types of boat covers

Types of boat covers
This page will help you choose the right cover for your boat.
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This page is being added by customer request. 4-27-2008

Mooring Covers are designed to used while the boat is in the water or on the hoist. They are taller than a towing cover, made to take heavy rain storms without letting water puddle on the cover.

Mooring covers can be used for storage, but not for towing. If you use a mooring cover during the winter, you must brush the snow off of it after every snow storm.

Please look in the Cover Care section
for more information about winter storage.

Pontoon Playpen Cover is the same as a Mooring cover, but does not cover the front deck.

Winter Storage Covers are designed for long term storage while the boat is un-attended for the winter. They are almost the same as a Mooring cover, but are taller and made with Heavy Coated Fabric

Towing or Trailering Covers are made low and tight to cut the wind while towing at 55 to 65 mph. These covers will work for mooring and storage, but are not suited for heavy winter snow.

Bass Boat Covers are made low and tight to cut the wind while towing up to 80 mph. These covers are generally made with Heavy Coated Fabric and will also work for mooring and storage.

Pontoon Seat Covers are made to fit each individual seat. They are a great convenience for people that use the boat often and eliminates the hassle of a full cover.
Pontoon Seat Covers can be made with the boat cover fabric of your choice. These covers will protect your vinyl uphostery, but your carpet will be exsposed.

People that have seat covers really like them.

Bow Cover and Cockpit Combination

Bow Cover is used to cover the open bow area of a boat. They are used while underway, a quick cover while at the dock and for towing.
Bow Covers are not good for storage and winter snow. The bow cover does not protect the entire area from ultra-violet light that should be covered during storage.

Cockpit Cover is used to cover the cockpit area of a boat. They are used for a quick cover while at the dock and for towing.
Cockpit Covers are not the best for storage. The cockpit cover does not protect the entire area from ultra-violet light that should be covered during storage.

Convertable Top snaps to the top edge of the windshield. These are made to withstand full speed operation and all types of foul weather. You can enclose a Convertable top with side curtains and an aft cover.

Bimini Top is a free standing top that does not touch the windshield. It was designed for shade and height. You can enclose a Bimini top with front glass, side curtains and aft cover or rear camper back.

Enclosed Bimini Top with front glass, side curtains and aft cover or rear camper back.

Windsheild Covers provide shade and privacy. They can be also be used with a convertable top, bimini top or enclosure.

Pontoon Bimini or Buggy Tops are designed for shade and height, to allow walking under the top. You can enclose a Bimini top with front, sides and aft curtain.

Pontoon Enclosures are designed to allow use of the pontoon during wet or foul weather. The front, sides and aft curtain zip onto the Bimini Top and zip together at the corners. You can take the curtains down, roll them up and store them under a seat. Pontoon Enclosures will last for a very long time if stowed away when not in use.

This page is being added by customer request. 4-27-2008