Accessories

NOA’s covering frame system is based on modular thinking. You should be able to change your covering frame as your needs change, for instance, when you buy a new boat. The combinations are endless. Below you find a couple of examples, but ultimately, it’s only your imagination which sets the limit

Outlying Frame – how to complement an A-frame

An A-frame can easily be converted to an Outlying Frame provided that the boat has guard rail struts.

What you need:

Connection A-legs – #item 10303

Guard rail foot fitting – #item 10302

Outlying tubing – #item 10330-10334

Curved stern fitting – #item 10328 – 10329

Fastening for outlying frame tube – #item 10305

Outlying Frame – how to complement a Deck-frame

A Deck-frame can be converted to an Outlying Frame to ensure even better ventilation – however, the boat must be equipped with guard rail struts.

What you need:

Pulpit leg extension – #item 10301

Guard rail foot fitting – #item 10302

Outlying tubing – #item 10330 – 10334

Curved stern fitting – #item 10328-10329

Fastening for outlying frame tube – #item 10305

Complementing an A-frame

If your new boat has a pulpit, you can easily complement your A-frame with an extra pair of deck-legs (item # 10312-10313) and a NOA fastening (item # 10802) to ensure a stable fit without harming the pulpit.

What you need:

Deck-legs – #item 10312-10313

NOA fastening – #item 10802