Sunday, 20 May 2012
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
Bowman 40 - sprayhood, cockpit enclosure and bimini



New six window sprayhood, together with cockpit enclosure which converts to a bimini. Covers for all weathers!
Friday, 9 March 2012
Sun awning Najad 38'
This sun awning can be used solely as a bimini, supported by the boom and tensioned out to stays and aft to the guard rails, or with the addition of side and aft screens zipped easily to the top section it becomes a full awning. The whole awning makes up into a surprisingly small parcel and is stored in a drawstring bag. More pictures on our website www.oceancovers.co.uk
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Visit our website!
Our new website is proving to be a great hit, with useful information and lots of pictures. Give it a try! www.oceancovers.co.uk
RIB cushions




Recent work includes these RIB cushions, and it's a useful thought that if you cover your RIB or seating throughout the year, your cushions will last so much longer without exposure to UV and weather.
Sunday, 15 January 2012
Nicholson 35 sprayhood and cockpit enclosure


Releathered grab handles and grab rail, new sprayhood, new two bar cockpit enclosure, including designing and fitting the bars.
Friday, 30 December 2011
Rowing Dinghy

Fitted just before Christmas, this cover was designed for use when the dinghy is stored ashore, but can also be used on the water. Surprisingly inexpensive, but provides great protection!
Friday, 25 November 2011
Web Design
We are very pleased to have transferred our web hosting to Spring Media Design, and now have a new website linked to this blog. The new site is far more interactive, and has photo galleries for each of the main types of cover that we make. There is also information about the fabrics that we use. Please email us if you have any suggestions or questions about the new site.
Our new website, same address www.oceancovers.co.uk
Web Design www.springmediadesign.co.uk
Our new website, same address www.oceancovers.co.uk
Web Design www.springmediadesign.co.uk
Friday, 30 September 2011
Winter's coming - don't be fooled by warm weather!

Now is the time to talk to us about work that can be done over the winter period. Whether you are taking your boat out of the water, or leaving it on a pontoon or mooring, consider the damage that can be done by leaves and tree debris in boatyards, and bad weather on the water. Please give us a call to discuss winter covers, large or small, and we can advise the best way to cover up your pride and joy through the winter!
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Dufour 36'

A complete set of covers:- sprayhood, cockpit enclosure complete with stainless steel bars and fittings, dodgers, and stackpack. The owners of this boat were originally keen sailors who went over to motor for a while, and are now back under sail. The cockpit enclosure certainly provides additional space in which the family can sit comfortably out of the rain, but can still see everything that's going on outside. The stackpack is a great improvement on the traditional sailcover, which is such hard work to fit at the end of a day's sailing.
Wooden Classic Motor Launch
Canopy designed with sliding stainless steel framework included, maintaining the low profile lines of this classic motorboat.
Friday, 24 June 2011
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Stackpack

Anyone who has replaced a sailcover with a stackpack will tell you that at the end of a hard day's sailing, it is so much easier to drop your sail into a bag on the boom than to try and wrap your sail up as it does its' best to escape onto the deck! We measure our nose cones after the main section is fitted, so that they fit snugly around the mast.
Wednesday, 11 May 2011
Not always about boats!


A local design company made a working model house to order, and needed a travelling case for it. We always like a challenge, and came up with this, made in foil bag material which is foam lined, with a zipped flap for easy access,webbing carry handles and a reinforced base for stability.
Monday, 21 March 2011
Bavaria 36' sprayhood


Sprayhood made to customer's requirements, with side window panels for additional viewage, and a new grab rail welded to existing bar providing extra safety.
Friday, 11 March 2011
Latest work


One Sunseeker canopy and one Fairline canopy. Both with all the usual zips and Velcro to facilitate a variety of ways of using the cover.
Sunday, 20 February 2011
All over cover


Although this looks like a winter cover, it has another use, as the owner needs to be able to work on deck without getting wet! It also creates additional storage, so that while the interior is being refurbished, everything can be stored on deck under the cover. The cover is in three parts, very lightweight being made of topgun fabric, and packs up into three small bundles for storage when not in use.
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Approved Contractor
Ocean Covers Limited is an Approved Contractor at Mylor Yacht Harbour, which means we have met all the stringent Health & Safety and insurance criteria set by Mylor Yacht Harbour Limited.
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
No VAT to pay.....
Just a quick reminder that Ocean Covers Limited is not VAT registered, and therefore we do not charge VAT on our work.
Thursday, 16 December 2010
Upholstery


A new set of upholstery ready to be fitted in the Spring. A lot of time went into getting all the stripes to run from cushion to cushion, but the finished result was worth the effort. There is an amazing selection of fabrics available, and we only use those suitable for severe contract use. This set has been made with new foam, cut to the shape of the seating area, but we can also re-cover your old foam (if it's still viable), and make repairs to your existing upholstery (if it isn't too rotten!)Sometimes it's better just to start from new, bearing in mind that we only use fire retardant foam, and plastic moulded zips.
Sunday, 17 October 2010
5.8M RIB cover in topgun


We actually make a variety of RIB covers, some to tie down to trailers, and others attached with RIB hooks for use on the water. During the winter this 5.8m RIB is kept on a trailer, and has a small 'A' frame at the aft end, where we added cut-outs, tie collars and a flap to keep the water out, together with a zip for ease of removal. The cover also completely encloses the outboard.
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
"Papillon" - 40' Wauquiez - cockpit enclosure



The cockpit of this boat is very wide and long, and as the owner also wanted to use the enclosure as a bimini, a lot of thought went into the design of the bars. In the end, we used two bars, each split in the middle for ease of storage. The enclosure has eight windows, including one in the top section, and zip up sides and aft section, so that all sections can be rolled up or zipped out of the way to provide the bimini.
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Freda - A 25' Golant Yawl

We have just manufactured and fitted a sprayhood, mizzen sailcover and reinforced mainsail cover with cut-outs and tie collars for topping lift, for this beautiful boat built by the owner. The hood has a low profile design to suit the clean lines of the boat.
Monday, 24 May 2010
"Windana" Sealine F37


"Windana" a Sealine F37, has recently become available for skippered charter (call Jeremy on 07768 144934), and to put the finishing touches to the boat, we have just fitted this three piece aft canopy in Armada blue acrylic canvas.
Monday, 10 May 2010
Rival 36'


Having already made a sprayhood for this boat a few years ago, we have just fitted a cockpit enclosure to complete the all over effect.
Crownline 250


A new two-part black acrylic canvas canopy, redesigned from the original, to make fitting and removal easier for the owner.
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Upholstery





A full set of upholstery for a Sovereign 32', a boat for which we have made a hood, cockpit enclosure and cockpit cushions in the past. Saloon upholstery for a Victoria 30' in Mylor, and saloon upholstery for a Vancouver 34' in Fowey.
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About Us
- Ocean Covers Limited
- Penryn, Cornwall, United Kingdom
- After two years at Falmouth Marine College, Paul, with a Diploma in Boat Technology, and an engineering qualification, joined a local sailmaker and very quickly developed a boat cover department within the business. After three years, he joined another local company and this time stayed fourteen years! In November 2004 we decided to go it alone and Ocean Covers was formed. Since this time, we have worked in local marinas and boatyards, on Ministry of Defence vessels in Port Pendennis Shipyard, and on every type of vessel from RIB to luxury motor yacht. Gill ? Well I have been bookkeeping and office managing for over twenty years, so this has proved very useful in the running of the business, keeping the paperwork in order, and making sure the bills are paid!





