Carver 3 Bow 4681U Bimini Top with Boot - Pacific Blue Acrylic [A4681UB-04]

Enhance your boating experience with the Carver 3-Bow 4681U Bimini Top with Boot in Pacific Blue Acrylic. It fits beam widths from 79' to 84'. The standard tops feature 7/8″ bright-dipped anodized heavy wall aluminum tubing and high-grade black nylon fittings. You can upgrade to stainless steel fittings on the aluminum frames and 7/8″ 316 grade stainless steel tubing for most sizes. These 3-Bow bimini tops are perfect for various boats. They come in different heights, from 30″ for tournament ski boats to 60″ for center console fishing boats. With three fabrics and 20 stock colors (over 40 more by special order), they protect you from the elements while looking great on your boat. The top uses premium 100% Solution Dyed Marine Acrylic 9.25 oz Fabric, either Sunbrella® or Outdura®, both industry leaders with high UV and mildew resistance, excellent sun blockage, breathability, and water repellency. There's a 10-Year Limited Warranty on these fabrics. Features include 46' (H) x 72' (L) measurements, a double-walled main bow for strength, high-grade domestic nylon fittings (upgradable to stainless steel), 316-grade stainless steel adjuster buckles and fasteners, anti-wick thread in the canvas, 7/8' tubing options, stainless steel snap hooks and eye straps, 100% marine-grade acrylic canvas binding, and professional stitching with no raw edges.

Using your Carver 3-Bow 4681U Bimini Top is easy. First, make sure it fits your boat's beam width (79' to 84'). Set it up on your boat according to the height that suits your boat type. When you're not using it, the boot can protect it. Keep in mind, while the fabric is highly UV and mildew-resistant, it's best to store the top in a dry place when not in use. To clean the canvas, use a mild soap and water, and rinse thoroughly. For the tubing, whether it's aluminum or stainless steel, a simple wipe-down can keep it looking good. If you've upgraded to stainless steel fittings, they're durable but still need basic care. Check the adjuster buckles and fasteners regularly to ensure they're tight. And always follow the warranty guidelines for any long-term issues.