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Born from a passion for boating, Oceansouth has been designing and manufacturing an excellent range of marine goods in Melbourne, Australia for over 30 years since 1986. Products sold across 5 continents and over 62 countries. Consistently raising the bar for quality, suitability and reliability. We have cemented our position as a global industry leader. Best possible quality at the best possible price for our customers. From the Oceansouth team, Happy and Safe Boating.

Stainless Steel 3 Bow Bimini Top

Height 1.3m – 1.1m | Length 1.83m The newest addition to our bimini range, the Oceansouth 3 Bow Bimini Stainless Steel has been designed and manufactured to the highest standards to give a professional finish. Features Unique Integrated Storage Boot Color: Blue, Grey, Black, Maroon, Sand Size: 1.5m - 1.7m Mounting Width 1.7m - 1.9m Mounting Width 1.9m - 2.1m Mounting Width • Canopy length 1.83m • 25mm (1”) 316 Stainless Steel framework • Double stitched UV resistant Canvas top • 316 Stainless Steel components Canvas: • Weight 300 g/m2 (8.8 oz/yd2) • Material 100% High Tech Polyester • Water Column ≥ 150 mbar (1500 mm) • Light & Weather Fastness Note 6-7 • Tensile Strength ≈ 2200 N¹ | 1300 N² • Elongation ≈ 40 %¹ | 30 %² • Colour Fastness to rubbing Note 4-5³ | Note 44 • Chlorine Resistant Note 4-5 • Water Repellency Note 100 • Oil Repellency Note 4 • Coating Polyurethan [PU] • UV Protection Factor UPF 50+ (measured value > UPF 80) When buying a Bimini: First, decide where you would like to install your bimini. Where you choose to mount your top, along with its height and length, will determine the location of the shade it provides. Once you’ve determined the mounting points, measure the straight-line distance between them, without bending the tape to avoid obstacles. This measurement corresponds to your mounting width and should differ from your boat’s overall/beam width. Finally, choose the width range that is the closest match to your measurements.