Joiner
Joiners, also known as bridges, are used to join a bimini top to a radar arch, dodger or other structure on a boat
Why a Joiner?
- Connect your Dodger to your Bimini for better shelter
- Provide attachment point for doors and panels
- Easily removable when you want to allow more air through
Considerations when buying a joiner include:
- Do you want a window in your joiner?
- Will you want doors or windows attached to your joiner?
When constructing tops, we use top-notch materials from our most trusted suppliers. This can include:
- Fabrics: Sunbrella, Top Gun or other marine fabrics
- Bars: Polished Stainless Steel (Aluminum is available on request)
- Zippers, UV thread, Other fasteners
For more information on materials including fabric types and colours see the Materials section here.
Related Products
Bimini
A Bimini is the most common type of boat top used to shelter from the rain, sun and spray. They are free-standing and are usually placed above the cockpit or exterior helm area.
Dodger
A Dodger is a type of windshield found typically on a sailboat, which covers the companion way (or hatch) and allows for access forward via the side decks
Windows
Windows are one component of an enclosure and use fabric and clear PVC material to allow visibility through the structure. They can be secured to boat tops using zippers, snaps or other fasteners
Doors
Doors are one component of an enclosure and use fabric and/or clear PVC material to allow access through the structure. They can be secured to boat tops using zippers, snaps or other fasteners