Making a new cover for a cushion is just one part of giving an old cushion new life. Foam, like a regular sponge, will hold it the shape if pressed into a form for a long period of time. Using a hand steamer, we can rejuvenate foam to pop back into it’s original form and …

We designed this enclosure with two big front and side windows to increase visibility and airflow. We also designed the aft window and doorway to either be rolled up or removed completely. The aft window is a separate panel from the skirt below. This allows for easy removal (or roll up) of the window without …

This former Coast Guard boat now works for NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). On duty 12 months a year, these boats take on the worst that Mother Nature can dish out. Her old Bimini Top was evidence of that. The top we made was out of Sunbrella, the best marine canvas out there. And …

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Custom enclosure for a 42′ Catalina. The customer wanted a specific angle to the Bimini so that it would slope towards the front windshield. The Bimini is 12′ wide x 15′ long

One of Five Cushions that need to be recovered. Foam is steamed with a hand steamer so it will pop back into it’s original shape. Then we take the old cover apart stitch-by-stitch so we can piece together a new one. New Bright White Naugahyde, and the old cushion looks Brand New!    

Sails back from Loft; Washed, Repaired, and Ready To Go!  

Custom Frame and Bimini. We bent the frame in-house. Designed, patterned, and made the Bimini to the customer specs.

Now is the time to start thinking about repairs, maintenance or replacing your canvas. As you make your plans for decommissioning your boat for the season, take a good look at your canvas. Does it need couple new zippers, or maybe some restitching. Are your windows so foggy and brittle that you can no longer see …

Made from a Micro No-See-Um Fabric (800 holes/in) to keep even the smallest biting bugs out, but let the cool breeze in. These screens are custom-made to fit your hatch opening exactly. Screens can be held in place by a weighted collar (see photos) or by snaps.

Fall and Spring, prime time to fix broken windows. These two required some much needed attention. Difficult to see all of the cracks in these photos, but in the last photo you can see the new window material ready to go back on the boat.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) work hard making sure the the waters we use are safe, and their boats take a beating because of it. The old T-Top on this boat was sun bleached and on it’s last thread. We replaced it with Sea Mark, a product made from Sunbrella which has a rubber coating …

Made with Phifertex Plus, these cushions are ready for hard use. Phifertex is a mesh material that wears and cleans well. It allows water to run through, and with outdoor foam, these cushions will drain and dry quickly. We also spiced them up with custom made pipping that matches the rest of the canvas.

At first I thought the Charcoal Tweed Sunbrella was going to be too dark for such a large boat. But Sunbrella’s tweed patterns add a nice touch of color without getting too dark (or in some cases, too light). Solid black would have been too much, and the grey would have washed the boat out. This …

This was a complete redo using Sunbrella for the side panels and Sea Mark (a Sunbrella material with a rubber coating to make it waterproof) for the front and aft Biminis.