Bimini Top Extension.
- Thread starter FLY911
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You can purchase a 2nd Bimini on the Internet at a reasonable price. Finding one that connects with your current top, matches the color and frame is tough. And then the cover needs to be cut and modified. I obtained a quote from a Bennington dealer a few years ago, and it exceeded $5k without the cover modification which surprised me.
On the other hand, you can obtain extensions that are only used when non-moving for less money, and they don’t require your cover to be modified.
One option:
www.lippert.com
On the other hand, you can obtain extensions that are only used when non-moving for less money, and they don’t require your cover to be modified.
One option:
Shop SureShade Bimini Extension for Pontoon Boats | Lippert
Upgrade your shade with the SureShade bimini extension, available in classic black and stylish beige. This accessory seamlessly integrates with the SureShade power bimini, offering enhanced sun protection when docked or anchored.
www.lippert.com
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Well,
I'm just a tad confused. In one thread you state you'd like a HARD TOP BIMINI (which for the most part, I have NEVER seen) and in this thread, you want an extension to your existing bimini.
Scott
I'm just a tad confused. In one thread you state you'd like a HARD TOP BIMINI (which for the most part, I have NEVER seen) and in this thread, you want an extension to your existing bimini.
Scott
I understand your confusion, Scott. Either would work fine. As an afterthought I remember seeing a one-piece hardtop which realistically would be ideal, next preference would be a one-piece full length canvas (Bimini) cover followed by an extension. Thanks for the follow-up. Mike
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Ive seen those hard tops ,but they were on 40 year old toons . Any thing newer was a double decker.