L’équipementier nautique de référence
Ideal for protecting the upholstery from the weather! The cover can be used as soon as the boat is parked for a long time, in port, dry, or throughout the wintering period. It must be removed to move the boat on a trailer.
Security Guarantees (to be modified in the "Reinsurance" module)
Delivery policy (to be modified in the "Reinsurance" module)
Policy returns (to be modified in the "Reinsurance" module)
1 canvas 1 aluminium rail Fixed per perfix.
The Taud de Mouillage covers the entire deck of the boat, at anchor.
Easy to install, the rear closure improves passenger comfort and creates an additional living space in the cockpit. The tower canvases roll and fit into the ceiling space provided for this purpose.
They allows to create an additional living space in the cockpit. The panels can be rolled. These canvases are only compatible with the wheelhouse cap specially designed by TTOP Nautic for this boat.
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ONLY COMPATIBLE FOR COKE N° FROM 247 The Rear Closure allows to create an additional living space in the cockpit. The 3 sides are removable, to completely close the cockpit, or only keep the sun protection. Possibility to navigate with, up to 25 knots max.
It allows you to enjoy the cockpit while being protected from the sun. it makes life on board more comfortable, especially for friendly moments outside the boat. Incompatible with a possible bimini due to its congestion (pronounced cover area).
DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT
Ideal for protecting the sunbathing from climatic variations, it is used as soon as the boat is parked for extended periods, in port, dry, or throughout the winter. It shall be removed to move the vessel on trailer.
The canvas protect the crew when sailing. They close off the cockpit and create additional living space. The panels can be rolled up.
It creates additional space in the cockpit and protects against cold, wind and rain.
Ideal for protecting the upholstery from the weather! The cover can be used as soon as the boat is parked for a long time, in port, dry, or throughout the wintering period. It must be removed to move the boat on a trailer.
