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10/26/2026

A little different from the usual boat canvas projects!

Recently finished this custom enclosure for a backyard pavilion.

What makes this one a little different from typical pavilion curtains is how the panels are installed. Rather than snapping to the inside or outside faces of the posts, each panel fits directly within its individual opening, running track to track with no snaps.

Each panel also features an interchangeable window system. The clear vinyl windows can be zipped out and replaced with screens that zip directly into the existing Sunbrella borders. This allows the pavilion to transition from a fully enclosed space to a screened-in area without removing or changing the surrounding canvas.

The goal was to make the enclosure look like it belonged to the structure, rather than something added to it afterward.

A fun change of pace from the usual marine canvas work!

08/10/2026

New stack pack for this Nonsuch 33. Sunbrella marine grade fabric that is lined with Dacron for easy use.

08/10/2026

Full new enclosure on this Wellcraft. Sunbrella navy top with Strataglass side curtains and Sunbrella slant back with Strataglass windows.

07/23/2026

Another one finished. Custom three-sided enclosure built to fit this beautiful Chaparral.

07/01/2026

Fresh new enclosure for this 50 foot Ocean Sportfish. Combination polycarbonate and Strataglass windows bordered by stamoid top fabric.

06/18/2026

New custom Bimini and windshield connector completed.

Sunbrella red, premium clear vinyl, stainless hardware, and dual zippered vent windows for airflow when needed.

Built one at a time, patterned directly on the boat, and made to fit.

06/04/2026

Wrapped up this Sea Ray 310 just in time for summer.

Clean lines, good visibility, and a classic look that fits the boat.

05/22/2026

Recent install on this Tiara featuring a new Stamoid top and forward windshield panels.

Anyone in the marine canvas industry, or anyone who has patterned one of these boats before, knows the front geometry on these Tiaras can be deceptively difficult. Between the windshield angles, compound curves, and getting the front panels to sit clean without looking overly busy, there’s a lot going on in a relatively small area.

The goal with a boat like this is always for the canvas to become part of the boat rather than the first thing you notice. Clean lines, minimal look, good visibility, and something that feels like it belongs there from the factory.

Really happy with how this one came together.

05/18/2026

New top, all new enclosure panels, and all custom patterned directly on the boat for the best fit possible. The owner wanted something clean and functional with good visibility from the helm while still keeping the bridge protected.

A lot of time goes into getting the lines right on these larger enclosures, especially around the windshield and bridge corners, but those details are what make the finished product look right.

Built with Sunbrella, Strataglass, PTFE thread, and stainless hardware throughout.

05/12/2026

New polycarbonate windshield for this beautiful Jupiter

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