Bimini tops, boat canopies and new T-top canvas when the old one is faded or torn. Plus clear enclosures and sunshades, cut and sewn in our shop in Englewood, Florida.
What owners ask about most when they’re replacing T-top canvas or adding a bimini, and how we handle it.
New canvas brings the whole boat back. If your top has faded, torn or started to sag, it’s an easy way to make the boat look new again.
We make new T-top canvas and bimini tops, cut and sewn to fit your frame, in the color you choose.
A bimini folds down when you don’t need it and goes up for shade. Owners look for one that’s sturdy, easy to raise and lower, and tall enough to stand under.
The owners of the trawler Choices wrote on their blog, Choices on the Loop, that our canvas man “made many trips between his shop and the boat, fitting stanchions and canvas” for their longer, zip-off bimini. “In the end, it’s a fine job.”
Pick a color that looks sharp and keeps you cool. A lighter top can make a real difference on a summer afternoon.
Capt. Van Hubbard, a local fishing guide since the 1970s, wrote in a fishing report that thanks to the “new lighter colored canvas by Omni Marine of Englewood” on his T-top, “we are comfortable most of the time.” You choose the color, fabric and texture. We work with marine-grade fabrics from Sunbrella, Stamoid and Serge Ferrari.
Stretch your shade to cover more of your family, guests and fishing buddies. A shade extension off your top, or a sunshade over the bow, gives everyone aboard a cool place to sit on a hot day.
We make sunshades, like a bow shade for the front of the boat.
Underway, clear front and side curtains keep rain, wind and spray off you, and come off when you don’t need them. Between trips, a canvas console cover keeps sun, rain, dust and birds off your electronics, controls and seat.
We make clear enclosures for T-tops, and canvas console covers like this one in our shop.
BoatUS has stood up for recreational boaters since 1966, and its magazine, sent to more than half a million members, is the most widely circulated boating publication. In its story “Members Share Their Best Boat Makeovers,” a member who restored a Shamrock 220 wrote: “Then we took the boat over to Omni Marine for a custom T-top, swim platform, and canvas.”
Send a photo of your top, the year, make and model, and tell us what you have in mind.
Or call 941-232-4570, or stop by the shop at 2640 S. McCall Rd, Englewood, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm.