Sunmaster 4 bow bimini top a smart choice

The Sunmaster Stainless Steel 4-arch Bimini Top is a versatile awning or sunroof that is ideal for providing shade on your boat or vessel. With its four arches in 22 mm and 25 mm thickness, this Bimini top offers a more spacious canopy to protect you from the sun and elements.

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The Sunmaster Stainless Steel 4-arch Bimini Top is a versatile awning or sunroof that is ideal for providing shade on your boat or vessel. With its four arches, this Bimini top offers a more spacious canopy to protect you from the sun and elements. The top has an impressive length of 244 cm and a height of 137 cm, and is available in different widths up to 3 meters. The stainless steel frame of this Bimini top not only ensures durability and stability, but also corrosion resistance, even in marine environments. This makes the Sunmaster Stainless Steel 4-arch Bimini Top an excellent choice to enjoy your time on the water in comfort, while being protected from the sun and unwanted weather conditions

Advantages of a stainless steel frame compared to an aluminum frame:

  1. Corrosion resistance: One of the biggest advantages of a stainless steel frame is its excellent corrosion resistance. In a maritime environment, where boats often come into contact with salt water, stainless steel is much more resistant to rust and corrosion than aluminum. This means that a Bimini top with a stainless steel frame will last longer and retain its structural integrity.
  2. Sustainability: Stainless steel is naturally stronger than aluminum, making it a more durable option. The frame can better withstand the forces of wind and other weather conditions.
  3. Less maintenance: A stainless steel frame generally requires less maintenance than an aluminum frame, because it does not corrode. This means you have to spend less time cleaning and preserving.
  4. Aesthetic appeal:Stainless steel has a modern, attractive look that fits well with the appearance of most boats. It retains its shine and often looks new for longer compared to aluminum.
  5. Environmentally friendly: Stainless steel is recyclable, which contributes to sustainability and environmental awareness.

While stainless steel can be an excellent choice for a Bimini top frame, it is important to note that it is generally heavier than aluminum. This can affect the overall weight of your boat, so it is important to consider the weight of the frame and other factors when choosing a Bimini top.

Overall, a stainless steel frame offers benefits such as durability, corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal that make it a popular choice for boat owners looking for a high-quality Bimini top.

More information about stainless steel bimini tops

Is it true that the Sunmaster bimini top is narrower?

It is true that the stainless steel tops are somewhat narrower than the factory indicates. We know from experience that you should take into account the fact that the tops are approximately 10 cm narrower. So, if you measured a width on your boat of 193 cm, then the 185-198 cm will be too narrow. We recommend ordering the 200-213 cm.

What height do I need?

You determine the height of a bimini top by calculating the cockpit depth and adding the height of the bimini top.
Please note that the specified height of the bimini top refers to the front; in the middle the bimini top becomes 18 cm higher. Are you in doubt? Please feel free to contact us.

Can I adjust the height of the bimini top?

The bimini top can be shortened by up to 10 cm by sawing off a piece of the headrest. The rest then remains intact.

Do I get a warranty on the canvas?

We proudly offer a 5-year warranty against discoloration of the fabric. This guarantee not only underlines our confidence in the high quality of the material used, but also our commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction. In the unlikely event that discoloration occurs within this period, we are ready to solve the problem quickly and efficiently, so that you can continue to enjoy the unaffected aesthetics of your bimini top.

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