Side Panels

Side Panels are used in conjunctoin with doors, windows and curtains to complete a full enclosure. They can be secured to boat tops using zippers, snaps or other fasteners.

Why a Side Panel?

  • Completes an enclosure where door or window not required
  • Provides protection from sun, wind and spray
  • Creates private, cozy space

When building an enclosure, the following considerations should be taken into account:

  • What parts of the enclosure do you want to open?
  • What parts of the enclosure do you want to see through?
  • What equipment do you want to access through your enclosure and therefore shouldn’t be blocked?
  • What existing tops does it need to connect to?

When constructing doors, windows, panels and curtains for enclosures, 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.

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Windows
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Aft Curtain
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Doors
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