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#1 2004-11-07 12:26:31

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Boat Cover

Anyone have recommendations of who makes good winter boat covers?

#2 2004-11-07 23:56:44

davidww1
Member

Re: Boat Cover

Triton Sails, 905-891-8166, on Lakeshore Road near the turnoff for Port Credit YC. Traditional tarps plus a variety of newer fabrics, flat or shaped, with frame or make your own. They made the cover for my first boat and for Towser. Excellent quality.

David Weatherston
Towser, Toronto
C&C 27 Mk IV


David Weatherston
Towser, Toronto
C&C 27 Mk IV

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#3 2004-11-08 02:15:53

KenPole
Member

Re: Boat Cover

If, by "good", you mean frame, etc., Keeble Sales in Belleville (613) 968-9723, has an excellent track record, as evidenced by their many imitators. Their current price for a colour-coded aluminum frame and cover for a C&C 27 is approximately $1,300. Delivery takes about two weeks with their current order book. I have a friend who got more than 10 years out of his cover on his C&C 24 and just renewed the canvas from Keeble for about $700, so I'd assume new canvas for a 27 would be a couple of hundred dollars more. If, however, you are simply looking for a tarpaulin to put over a wooden A-frame arrangement, you can't go wrong with "hay tarps" from any agricultural supplier; a suitable one (25x30) should be about $200 and, if treated with respect, should last several years, perhaps even a decade if it doesn'g get flogged too much. That said, if your hull has been painted, a fitted cover would be better because it virtually eliminates the chafe that might originate from a rectangular tarp no matter how well it is cinched down. Good luck.
Ken Pole
Santiva
Ottawa


Ken Pole, Ottawa
1975 Mark III Santiva

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#4 2004-11-23 13:38:02

Guest

Re: Boat Cover

I ended going up with the system where they make a cover that is like a tent that attaches to the toe rail with cable ties.  Works quite well. 
The frame is very easy to build.  2 saw horse stands.  5 2*4*8, 1 2*4*10.
Very easy to build and put together. 

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