If you want to learn how to measure for marine canvas or marine furniture the right way, our website is the place to start.

Measuring for the right size ANP  bimini top or pontoon upholstery for your boat is so easy.

ANP makes every part of purchasing marine canvas and marine furniture for your boat as simple as possible, from helping you select the right product for your boat to giving you easy-to-follow measurement and installation instructions.

We want to make sure that all of our customers have the best experience possible when buying and installing their marine canvas or marine furniture.

Simply follow the instructions below and in just a few moments you will have determined the measurements you need to design and order your very own custom-fit bimini top or luxurious pontoon furniture to fit your boat exactly how you envisioned it.

 

How to measure for a universal bimini top

Measuring Instructions:

STEP 1 Length (in feet)

Measure from A to B:

And determine the amount of coverage you want from your Bimini. Length options are: 5’, 6, 7’ and 8 feet Note: We do not recommend installing the bimini top beyond the windshield. Damage or injuries may occur with this type of installation.

STEP 2 Width (in inches)

Measure from C to D:

The width is the distance between the mounting points The pivotal mounting point will be approximately at the center point of the top on each side of the boat. Deck hinges and side mounts included with the top are designed to mount on a variety of flat surfaces. Optional mounts are available for rail mounting. At this point select a point of each side of the boat that will be the middle of the bimini based upon desired length. These are points the mounts will be attached. Width options are in 6” increments, ranging from 54’’ to 96’’. Note that the width is listed in a range of widths; these tops are adjustable to accommodate these ranges. Note: We do not recommend installing the bimini top directly onto the windshield. Damage or injuries may occur with this type of installation.

STEP 3 Height (in inches)

Measure from E to F:

From the centerline of the floor of the boat, determine how much headroom you want for the bimini. It is recommended to allow 72” of standing height. Take into consideration that the highest the top is, the more you risk losing the shading effect. On the other hand, the lower the top is, the more difficult it becomes to move around the boat. Total desired height is achieved as follows: Floor to mounting point height: Measure the distance from the floor to the mounting point on the sides of the boat. Subtract that measurement from your total desired height. This is your bimini height.

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How to measure for a single pontoon bimini top

Measuring Instructions:.

STEP 1
Length (in feet)

Measure from A to B:
Determine the amount of coverage you want from your Bimini top.

Length options are: 6’ and 8 feet

 

STEP 2
WIDTH (in inches)

Measure from C to D:
The pivotal mounting point will be approximately at the center point of the top on each side of the boat.

At this point select a point of each side of the pontoon boat that will be the middle of the bimini based upon desired length. These are points the mounts will be attached.

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How to measure for a double pontoon bimini top

Measuring Instructions:

STEP 1

Length (in feet)

Measure from A to B:
Determine the amount of coverage you want from your double Bimini tops. You will need to consult the different lengths we carry and select the most appropriate one considering the length of your boat.

Length options vary from 12’ to 20 feet. You can find the complete selection in measuring tips

 

 

STEP 2

WIDTH (in inches)

Measure from C to D:
Begin by measuring the rear bimini top location: The pivotal mounting point will be approximately at the center point of the top on each side of the boat. At this step select a point of each side of the pontoon boat that will be the middle of the bimini based upon desired length. These are points the mounts will be attached.

Width options are : 8’ or 8.5 feet.

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How to measure for a tower bimini top

ANP Tower bimini tops are designed to mount within the confines of most wakeboard towers to provide shade for the driver and spotter. Size selection is easy, simply follow the steps below:

Measuring Instructions:

STEP 1

Width point A (mounting point)

First determine the mounting position (where your top will be attached) , considering that this type of bimini is attached directly on the tower.

Measure the width of the tower at the desired mounting point (line A)

 

 

STEP 2

Height

Next, determine the height of the tower bimini by measuring up, 30’’ from the mounting point A, the amount of clearance you will need.

 

 

STEP 3

Width point B (width at top)

Determine the width of the tower itself at the top, to ensure the angle of your tower will accommodate your bimini selection.

Find your mounting width measurements below, and make sure your width at the top of the tower at point B equals or is greater than the measurement listed.

Mounting width (A)
Width at top (B)
73" - 78"
56"
79" - 84"
62"
85" - 91"
73"

Width selections above are given in ranges. As long as your mounting point

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How to measure for a pontoon furniture

Replacing old pontoon furniture by ANP’s luxurious marine seating line is the surest way to add value to your boat and make your pontoon look brand new and modern.

To order the correct pontoon seats, it is important to measure your available pontoon space properly. Once you determine your seating layout dimensions you can easily select the right sized seats.

Measuring Instructions:

All measurements should be taken from the inside of the pontoon railings,

A

Measure distance between Port and Starboard rails. Add 1" extra spacing for vinyl and foam. Most boats are 89" to 93".

B

Measure distance between rear rail and side gate. (port side)

Note: When measuring account for rail support braces.

C

Measure distance between front rail and side gate. (port side)

Note: When measuring account for rail support braces.

D

Measure distance between front rail and side gate. (starboard side)

E

Check rear corners Round
Square

F

Check front corners Round
Square

Measuring guide

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