L’équipementier nautique de référence
The interior curtains allow you to enjoy the interior of the cockpit at anchor, while protecting yourself from indiscreet eyes. They also ensure the durability of the fabrics and woodwork inside the cockpit, during prolonged boat parking. Fast and easy.
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)
4 independent panels, fixed by velcro system around the soft glazing of the Tour Canvases.
The canvases guarantee complete protection of the glazing, but also of the fabrics, woodwork and instruments inside the boat, as well as indiscreet eyes.
It allows you to enjoy the fly while being protected from the sun, and makes life on board more comfortable, especially for friendly moments outside the boat.
Ideal to protect the entire learning post from sun or weather.
It allows you to enjoy the fly while being protected and makes life on board more comfortable, especially for friendly moments outside the boat.
Ideal to protect the entire seat from the sun or weather, it is used as soon as the boat is parked for extended periods, in port, dry, or throughout the wintering period. It shall be removed to move the vessel on trailer.
Ideal sun protection for fishing enthusiasts, it respects the lines of the boat.
It protects the sunbathing from external aggressions: UV, sprays, etc ... It is adjusted to your saddlery.
It is used as soon as the vessel is parked, in port, dry or throughout the wintering period.
It shall be removed to move the vessel on trailer.
The Rear Closure allows to create an additional living space in the cockpit. Easy to install product. Possibility to navigate with, up to 25 knots max.
The interior curtains allow you to enjoy the interior of the cockpit at anchor, while protecting yourself from indiscreet eyes. They also ensure the durability of the fabrics and woodwork inside the cockpit, during prolonged boat parking. Fast and easy.
