Hunter 36 flat deck hatch

Flat Deck Cover Configuration on the Boat

The boat remains rigged in most of our flat deck covers, but upon request, we can make the cover for an unrigged boat, which usually concerns boats under 25 feet.

This mooring cover is fitted closely to the deck, following its irregularities. For example, it will rest on a winch, so we add reinforcement at the contact point.
This cover stops before the base of the stanchions, with the necessary clearance to tension the fabric. It is equipped with a mast collar, meaning the mast base is enclosed in a sleeve strapped at the top and is generally made in two parts connected by a sturdy YKK nylon zipper including the slider!
This cover protects the entire deck of your boat from weather, external dirt, and UV-related damage. Save time on maintenance to benefit more time sailing. Extend the longevity and value of your boat.

Customized to the specifics of your boat (photos required). By specifics, we mean equipment such as: bimini, arch, davit, navigation light, antenna, and any added deck fittings.

A Selection of Nautical-Grade Materials

All rubbing areas are reinforced.

We use a polyester tarp coated with PVC on both sides in gray color, which is durable, lightweight, minimally stretchable, resistant to mold and abrasion—exactly what is needed to protect your sailboat.

Although it is less airtight than a winter cover, the flat deck cover is also equipped with a vent to prevent condensation under the PVC tarp.
We use very strong sail thread resistant to breakage and UV to secure our seams.

A Fit That Ensures the Cover’s Durability

A large number of fastenings are provided, and we recommend using them all to properly adjust the protective cover. A single strong gust of wind can tear a poorly fitted cover. Correct tension of straps and ropes is crucial. In case of a storm with the boat exposed to prevailing winds, we recommend temporarily removing your cover.