Bimini Tops

Heavy-duty aluminum tubing.

Mounting hardware.

Durable nylon fittings.

Marine-grade, water repellent fabrics

Up to 7 Year Warranty

Universal fit - several mounting options

Do-It-Yourself Installation with Step-By-Step Instructions

Upgrades and accessories also available

Bimini tops are made in a wide range of fabrics such as cotton, mixed blends, polyester, and acrylic.

When deciding upon the type of fabric for your bimini, choose the fabric that is best suited for the weather it will face.

Fabric Type	Breathability	Durability	Water Repellency	Mildew Resistance	UV/Fade Resistance	Stain Resistance
Vinyl
Cotton/Polyester Blend
Polyester
Acrylic

For humid climates, choose a fabric that breathes well and has a high mildew resistance rating.

For climates with snow or heavy rain, choose a fabric that has a high water repellency rating.

For dry or hot climates, choose a fabric with a high UV protection rating.

All of our bimini tops include the necessary hardware for basic installation.

Replacement hardware is also available at iboats.com. Shop Now!

For side rail or windshield mount, please refer to the specific manufacturer guidelines below.

Please be very careful to not drill into the glass when mounting a bimini to the windshield. Neither iboats.com nor the bimini manufacturer is responsible for broken glass due to installation.

Included standard hardware can be used to mount a bimini to the side rails or windshield. (However, it may not work for all applications.)

Included standard hardware cannot be used to mount the bimini to the side rails or windshield.

Please add one of the following accessories to your order to mount an ENDURATop bimini to the side rails or windshield:
Part #6001 - Nylon Rail & Windshield Mount Part #6002 - Stainless Rail Mount Adapters (for 7/8" rails only) Part #6003 - Stainless Windshield Mount Adapter

Included standard hardware can be used to mount a bimini to the side rails or windshield. (However, it may not work for all applications.)

Avoid letting water, snow or other materials like leaves and sticks to stand on biminis.

Use strut braces, straps and a storage boot to store your top when not in use.

Always allow fabric to dry thoroughly before folding for storage.

Clean the bimini at least once a year with warm water and mild soap (do not dry clean or place bimini in a washing machine or dryer).

Apply a water repellency and UV protection solution to the fabric once a year.

Determine the width of the top by measuring from mounting point to mounting point (where you want the bimini to attach on one side of the boat to the same location on the opposite side of the boat).

Width selections below are given in 6" ranges. As long as your width measurement falls in the 6" range, your width selection will be correct.

Bimini frames can "flex" 3 inches out or in (i.e. a 54"-60" width frame assembled will measure approximately 57" in width but can be flexed in to 54" or out to 60").

Width is the most crucial measurement for finding a bimini top. While it is related to the width of your boat, this measurement is not the same as "beam" or boat width.

Determine the height of the top by measuring from the mounting point straight up with a tape measure.

Choose the ideal height to fit your needs.

A Center Console boat will need a taller bimini top, while a Ski Boat needs a shorter bimini for a sleeker look and ride.

A boat with 30" side rails and a 48" tall frame would provide 78" of clearance.

Determine how much of your boat you want covered by your top by choosing the length. Then select a manufacturer for your new bimini top made to your precise dimensions.

The mounting point is located approximately at the center of the bimini top. A 6 foot bimini covers 3 feet in front and 3 feet behind the mounting point.

If you are measuring your existing bimini, please note that some tops have a flap or overhang. Do not include this in the length measurement. Measure only from bow pocket to bow pocket.

Tower biminis mount directly onto the frame of your ski/wakeboard tower.

Pick the best position on the tower that will provide the best shade for the driver's seat.

When choosing a bimini height and your mounting point, be sure that the position you select will keep the top high enough to clear both the driver as well as the spotter when seated.

Choose either a 16" height or a 26" height bimini, whichever best fits your needs.

First, measure the width of your tower at the desired mounting point.     (Line A on the diagram)

Then, measure 16" up from the mounting point.

Next, measure the width of your tower 16" above the mounting point between the tower legs.   (Line B on the diagram)

Width at point A should fall between the measurements listed below.

Width at point B should be greater than the measurements listed below.

First, measure the width of your tower at the desired mounting point.   (Line A on the diagram)

Then, measure 26" up from the mounting point.

Next, measure the width of your tower 26" above the mounting point between the rear tower legs.   (Line B on the diagram)

Finally, measure the width of your tower 26" above the mounting point between the front tower legs.   (Line C on the diagram)

Width at point A should fall between the measurements listed below.

Width at point B should be greater than the measurements listed below.

Step 1 - Determine the mounting point for your top. The mounting point is where you want the frame to attach on the side of the boat. (The bimini top frame will mount at the same location on both sides of the boat.)

Step 2 - Determine the height of the top by measuring from the mounting point straight up with a tape measure.

Choose the ideal height to fit your needs:
A taller bimini provides more head clearance & room for a spotter or for boats with no or low side rails. A shorter bimini provides a sleeker look & ride and works well for boats with high side rails. A Pontoon Boat with 30" side rails and a 56" tall frame would provide 86" of clearance.

Step 3 - Determine the width of the top by measuring from mounting point to mounting point. Select the width that closest matches the width between your mounting points.

Pontoon boats are usually either 96" wide or 102" wide. Select the bimini width accordingly. Note: Bimini frames can "flex" out or in.

Note: 1 1/4" square tubing is available for 56" high pontoon bimini tops. This tubing matches the 1 1/4" OEM rail tubing available on most pontoons.

Provides a quick and easy storage solution.

Protects the bimini when not in use.

Manufactured in the same fabric and color as the bimini.

Fully zippered.

Allows the bimini top to be folded back and secured when not in use.

Includes two tubes, deck mounts, and all hardware necessary for mounting.

Tubes can be cut to desired lengths.

Adjustable tubing also available.

Upgrade from the included nylon fittings to an attractive and durable alternative

Availability depends on bimini top manufacturer.

Premium upgrade to a stainless steel frame! Stainless steel fittings included.

Availability depends on bimini top manufacturer.

An easy way to slide the bimini top to and from a storage position.

An alternative to using a rear strut brace.

Can also be used to reposition the bimini when in use, for maximum shelter from the sun.

Hardware included.