Looks tidy, however i'd have done some things different (maybe you have your own reasoning)
I would not have had the cut/zip in the front section of the canopy at the red line. Instead, i'd have done it at the yellow line.
Why? Because there's a fold at the red line and the canopy won't roll straight/easily. If it were at the yellow line it'd roll straight (i've seen this cock-up on many boats before)
What's going on here? Thought the shape would have been made to suit the canopy better
), have a look at the video 1m 40secs in. I asked for as much plastic as could be got away with to let in more light as I had some concern about the extra canvas to make up the front section and the rear canopy resulting in too much canvas making the interior feel like a tent. Must admit that I am in two minds about the shape from the outside but that'll be easily addressed with some blue tape from the inside should I feel the urge to change the upper line to run parallel with the radar arch. At present, I don't feel the urge.
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Fair enough and a very valid point I guess. Your front section is quite rounded, whereas my own configuration is a lot more square
Again fair enough - I didn't actually watch the whole video, I now see that the green section matches up with the radar arch - I wasn't having a go at the window being there in the first place (it makes sense to have as much window as possible if that's your thing - it certainly is mine as it gives light. I was just a bit dumbfounded at the shape of the window - but if it matches up with the lines on the inside that's all that matters as that's what YOU'LL be looking at!
It matches up perfect mate( unlike yours
Look forward to it Terry and thanks for the comment re the canopy, put the new configuration to good use today by rolling up two of the rear sections. Or should I say Caley put them to good use lols
I have cleaned all the seats mind and they have come up really nice, Teak deck next and then we're ready for a bit of partying on her over the festive break
