goodgg
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Can anyone recommend a company to supply a winter cover for my Sunseeker Superhawk 34? thanks
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Winter cover
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davidbuttriss
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Sanders Sails in Lymington can't be beaten IMHO, for sails, covers, dodgers etc etc etc
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Strathglass
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I have just bought a winter cover for my (under construction) 33ft fin keel yacht.
In B&Q they were selling a Gabizo at a out of season discount.
The complete thing is 9 metres long and will easily be extended to the necessary 10 metres. It came complete with about 100 interconnectable poles, corner mouldings, guy ropes, pegs, feet and all the covers.
I could not have purchased the necessary timber and a tarpaulen for anything like the £80 it cost me.
Of course it states that it will not withstand high winds and snow but I am prepared to take the risk.
Good value for money NB of course.
Iain
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In B&Q they were selling a Gabizo at a out of season discount.
The complete thing is 9 metres long and will easily be extended to the necessary 10 metres. It came complete with about 100 interconnectable poles, corner mouldings, guy ropes, pegs, feet and all the covers.
I could not have purchased the necessary timber and a tarpaulen for anything like the £80 it cost me.
Of course it states that it will not withstand high winds and snow but I am prepared to take the risk.
Good value for money NB of course.
Iain
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VicS
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25 years ago I bought a laying up cover from a firm called Plastiweld in Godalming. It's well past it's prime now but I'm still using it!
I don't know what sort of work they do now except that they seem to be listed as marquee makers.
I can't find a web site but you can get their telephone number from bt.com.
They might be worth a try especially if you want something custom made or that will last more than 1 winter.
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I don't know what sort of work they do now except that they seem to be listed as marquee makers.
I can't find a web site but you can get their telephone number from bt.com.
They might be worth a try especially if you want something custom made or that will last more than 1 winter.
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goodgg
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Thanks for the recommendations. I called Sanders Sails and they were extremely helpful
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