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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.

Economy 3 Bow Bimini

Length 1.65m | Height 1.3m

Keep cool on the water with our new quick-assembly economy 3-Bow Bimini. Our Bimini comes with support poles, storage boot, heavy-duty mounting brackets and practical tension straps. Installation is simple and easy.
Rear Poles & Storage Sock included

Color:
Black, Blue, Grey

Size :
1.3m - 1.5m Mounting Width
1.5m - 1.7m Mounting Width
1.7m - 1.9m Mounting Width

• 3 Bow Bimini Top made by tough marine-grade polymer hardware to stand against harsh weather conditions.
• Sturdy aluminium framework.
• To ensure a perfect fit the bimini is supplied with adjustable tension straps.
• Can be folded when the Bimini Top is not in use.
• Comes with storage boot.

Framework & Canvas
• Framework
When we set out to design our biminis, we began with sturdy 25mm aluminium tubing and marine-grade polymers for our hardware.
• Canvas
Our exclusive canvas material was then tested to make sure that tear and UV resistance was up to our standards.
• Assembly
Made for an easy to assemble, practical product, that can withstand speeds of up to 40 knots.

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.