Canvas Enclosure

Canvas enclosures are designed to be able to utilize the cockpit area of a boat or yacht in inclement weather.  It typically consists of multiple forward window panels of eisenglass (or is it isenglass?) and aft panels that are a mix of canvas and eisenglass.  These can be attached to a hardtop which is becoming more common on newer models or a bimini top made of canvas.  Below are some pictures of some of our projects over the past few years.

2000 Carver 530 Voyager Pilothouse with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
2000 Carver 530 Voyager Pilothouse with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 460 with 3 Forward Makrolon semi-rigid windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 460 with 3 Forward Makrolon semi-rigid windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 460 Aft Canvas
Sea Ray Sundancer 460 Aft Canvas
Sea Ray Sundancer 300 Enclosure with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 300 Enclosure with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
Sea Ray Sundancer Enclosure Aft
Sea Ray Sundancer Enclosure Aft – this was a new aft frame that extended out ~8′ from the arch vs the original that was the factory 3′ short frame commonly seen.
Sea Ray Sundancer 500 Full Enclosure with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 500 Full Enclosure with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows
Sea Ray Sundancer 500 Aft Enclosure
Sea Ray Sundancer 500 Aft Enclosure – We extended the aft frame back to allow for better usage of the aft seating area vs the factory short aft bimini which extended ~3′.
Blarney Island Shuttle Boat - 2017 Marine Fabricator's Association Award of Excellence:  Powerboat – Rigid Enclosures
Blarney Island Shuttle Boat – 2017 Marine Fabricator’s Association Award of Excellence: Powerboat – Rigid Enclosures
42 Navigator Yacht - Flybridge Enclosure
42 Navigator Yacht – Flybridge Enclosure with 3 Forward Makrolon Windows, Strataglass side and aft panels with Stamoid fabric
Bayliner Ciera 2855 Full Enclosure
Bayliner Ciera 2855 Full Enclosure
Cruisers Yachts 3672 New Canvas
Cruisers Yachts 3672 New Canvas – Forward Makrolon semi-rigid windows