27-FOOT ALBURY CENTER CONSOLE
A clearer view.
A little more air.
Three-sided EZ2CY coverage, with a pop-out EZ Vent.
For this 27-foot Albury center console, Canvas Designers paired a three-sided EZ2CY enclosure with a Cessna-style pop-out EZ Vent. The result brings fitted coverage and a dedicated ventilation opening into one enclosure plan.
Enlarge photo - VESSEL
- 27-foot Albury center console
- SCOPE
- Three-sided EZ2CY enclosure
- FEATURE
- Cessna-style pop-out EZ Vent
THE PROJECT
Coverage and visibility, considered together.
A center-console enclosure has to work with the boat around it: the hardtop, the console, the sightlines and the way people move on board.
This Albury project brings those needs into a three-sided EZ2CY enclosure. A pop-out EZ Vent adds a separate opening for ventilation, so airflow is part of the enclosure plan from the start.
COVERAGE & VISIBILITY
Three sides, shaped around the boat.
The enclosure follows the layout of this 27-foot Albury center console, using EZ2CY clear panels across three sides. Coverage, panel arrangement and access need to be considered together when planning a similar enclosure.
For your boat, bring photos of the hardtop, console and existing attachment points. These details help define the layout before the specification is finalized.
A DEDICATED VENTILATION OPENING
A small opening with a useful job.
The Cessna-style pop-out EZ Vent provides an opening within the enclosure for airflow. It is a distinct detail within the project’s three-sided arrangement.
Ask the team to demonstrate the vent’s opening and closing positions, along with the handling and storage plan for your enclosure. The EZ Vent is not shown in these photographs.
A CLOSER LOOK
The details, in full view.
The front view above and the three views below show the fabric, clear-panel and folding-frame details. Open any photograph to inspect the full frame.
Enlarge photo The side detail
Shaped fabric seams and the clear front panel, seen from the side.
Enlarge photo The profile
The pale aqua fabric assembly beneath the boat’s hardtop.
Enlarge photo The folded arrangement
The fabric and supporting frame shown folded along the bow.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Enclosure questions, answered.
Can you quote an enclosure for my center console?
Yes. Send your boat’s make, model and length, clear photos of the hardtop and console, and the areas you want enclosed. Include any existing panels or attachment points and describe how you use the boat. Canvas Designers can then discuss the layout and next steps.
What materials were used in this Albury project?
This project uses a three-sided EZ2CY enclosure. Ask for an itemized specification when planning a similar project, including the clear-panel material, fabric, trim, hardware and vent details.
What does the Cessna-style pop-out EZ Vent do?
It provides a dedicated opening in the enclosure for ventilation. Ask the team to show you its open and closed positions and explain its use with your enclosure. The vent is not pictured in this project’s four photographs.
How should I operate the enclosure and vent?
Have the team demonstrate the intended panel and vent positions, fastening sequence and storage method for your installation. Confirm the appropriate positions for the conditions in which you use and store the boat.
How do I care for the clear panels and fabric?
Follow the care instructions supplied for the specific clear-panel and fabric materials in your enclosure. Confirm the approved cleaners, cleaning method and storage routine with Canvas Designers before using a new product.
YOUR BOAT. YOUR ENCLOSURE.
Start with the way you use your boat.
Bring us the boat, the coverage you want and the details you want to improve. We’ll help you define the next step for a fitted enclosure.
- Boat make, model and length
- Photos of the hardtop and console
- Existing panels and attachment points
- Coverage and ventilation priorities
Material selection, layout, scope, cost and timing are confirmed for each project.