Flat deck cover for Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 DC

Using a mooring cover is one of the most effective ways to protect your boat from the sun’s rays, rain and other elements that can damage the hull and upholstery. Polyester is a material commonly used in boat construction. Although it is resistant to UV rays, it can deteriorate over time due to exposure to the elements. UV rays can cause polyester surfaces to fade and deteriorate. Using a mooring cover protects the polyester surface from UV rays, helping to extend the life of your boat.

When you invest in a Cap Camarat 7.5 DC, it is essential to protect it from the elements.

This full boat cover, from bow to stern, excluding the rails, helps protect your boat from bad weather, outdoor dirt and UV damage.

Spend less time on maintenance and more time out on the water. Extend the life and preserve the value of your Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 DC.

Our boat cover is made to suit your preference, in either:

• 325 g/m² nautical-grade polyester tarpaulin, coated on both sides.
• Polyester fabric with a woven-fabric appearance

We make use of the boat’s existing attachment points to secure the mooring cover. This means no drilling is required.

The marine fabric is secured around the cleats and rail bases using either:
- Straps that wrap around the stainless-steel rails and/or cleats, pass through a ladder-lock buckle and are then tightened by pulling firmly. (A ladder-lock buckle is the flat type of buckle commonly found on backpacks, for example.)
- Shock cord that wraps around the stainless-steel rails and/or cleats and passes through eyelets.

The outboard motor is not covered. Please see the covers we offer for protecting motors.

Each cover is made to measure to accommodate your boat’s equipment (photos required). This includes equipment such as a bimini, frame, roll bar, tow arch, navigation light, antenna, etc. Please specify any special features when placing your order.

This protective cover is designed for use ashore or at anchor. It must be removed before transporting the boat for two reasons: first, for safety, to prevent the cover from coming loose; and second, because friction at speed could damage the boat’s surface and cause premature wear.

Please note that the cover is not designed to withstand strong winds such as those caused by storms, cyclones or hurricanes. It must be removed before severe weather arrives.

Strong winds have an even greater effect when the boat is ashore on a cradle, especially if it is elevated and not facing into the prevailing wind.