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Noa Basic NOA Basic is a convenient hybrid cover rack that combines the features of an A-rack and a deck rack. It can be used both on land and directly on the boat deck, making it ideal for adapting to different boat types and protection needs. The model we offer is designed for boats up to 8 meters long, and its length can be easily adjusted by removing the top bar or sawing it to the right length with a hacksaw. You can also extend the rack, as it is fully compatible with all NOA tubes and parts.

Flexible conversion to D-rack You can use the NOA Basic as a deck rack by cutting the 30mm tubes of the A-legs to the desired length with a hacksaw. This allows the rack to be placed directly on the boat deck instead of on the ground, giving maximum flexibility and adaptability.

Easy installation and dismantling

The installation of the NOA Basic protective stand is simple and quick. Start by installing the plastic telescopic locks and then continue by installing the T-joints. Make sure that the small button on the T-joint fits into the hole in the telescopic leg to prevent the joint from slipping out.

If you have trouble removing the top rail, you can use two T-joints to get a better grip. Be especially careful in cold weather conditions, as it can be difficult to get a good grip on the pipe.

Tips for smooth processing

Check that all parts are included in the package. Smaller tubes may be inside larger tubes depending on the model.

Assemble the rack at home and mark the parts with tape or a pen to make installation easier.

Mark the center of the tarp so you know where to place it.

If more than one person is assembling the rack, make sure to have several 8mm Allen keys (Allen key not included).

Accessories for extra stability

The stability and functionality of the NOA Basic protective stand can be improved with several accessories:

Brackets: Purchase NOA brackets and NOA end pieces that can be used to attach the rack legs to the boat's existing railings.

Crossbars: Complete with crossbars and brackets that can be used to improve the stability of the A-legs. Can be installed on Ø30 and Ø35 mm pipes.

Telescopic legs: Additional telescopic legs that can be used to strengthen and stabilize the stand.

Storage Bag: Store the rack and all parts in a handy bag during the summer months when the rack is not being used on the boat.

The NOA Basic protective rack is made in Sweden from high-quality anodized aluminum, which ensures durability and corrosion resistance. The protective rack is designed to provide maximum protection for your boat during the winter season, and is easy to assemble and store for the summer.

Solar panel bracket for railing installation. The bracket can be adjusted lengthwise and at the desired angle towards the sun. For railings with 25mm pipe. Fits most panels. Length 650mm, can be cut to desired length. Weight 1.1kg. Material anodized aluminum.

NOA outlaying frame are suitable for all sailboats with a bow and stern rail or a side rail. Thanks to the stand, the tarpaulin does not attach to the hull of the boat, which ensures good ventilation and prevents the tarpaulin from rubbing against the hull of the boat. The reel stand can be adjusted in two directions, in height using telescopic legs and by moving it away from the boat. The moving is done using a cantilever tube connector, which is attached to the side rail.

Reel stand 4/6 includes 2 pairs of legs for front and rear railing brackets and 4 pairs of legs for mantook legs

NOA tarpaulin racks are made of anodized aluminum tubes and die-cast aluminum connectors. The parts that are attached to the boat are made of profile. The ends are protected with plastic plugs. The rack is lightweight and fits into a small package and is easily modified when needs change. Very easy to assemble and disassemble. When assembled correctly, a very sturdy structure is created that will not break the tarpaulin and can withstand even the strongest storms.

Anchor bracket for Bruce anchors for attaching top and bottom handrail tubes. Made of stainless, acid-resistant steel and aluminum.

The NOA deck rack is designed for sailboats and motorboats with a length of 10-12.5 meters (32-41 feet). The hull length is 11-13 meters and it is built with telescopic legs that are attached to the bow and stern rails of the boat (pulpits and pushpits). The legs rest on the side of the boat, the cabin roof or the open space, which makes the structure stable and lifts the tarpaulin off the boat, providing good ventilation and protection during winter storage.

The structure is supplied in standard lengths and the brush tubes can be shortened or adjusted if necessary if they extend too far. In addition, the frame can be extended with additional pairs of legs or brush tubes. Thanks to the modular system, the deck press frame can be easily adapted to the shape and needs of your boat.

Tip: Always choose a frame that is slightly longer than your boat. The brush tubes should not extend more than 30 cm over the bow or stern of the boat, otherwise the tarpaulin may be damaged.

Like all NOA products, this deck press frame is made of high-quality anodized aluminum, which makes the structure lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant. The structure provides reliable protection for your boat during the winter and is easy to assemble, disassemble and store for the summer season.

Easy installation

The assembly begins by placing the rearmost pair of pulpit legs together with one of the brush tubes. The frame is then built forward section by section, placing the legs at even intervals. If any brush tube is too long, it can easily be cut or removed.

Always make sure that all parts are included in the package before installation. Smaller pipes may be tucked inside larger ones to save space. A practical tip is to mark the parts with tape or a marker during the first installation - this will make assembly easier in the future.

Tips for smooth operation

Mark the center of the tarpaulin to make it easier to position. If more than one person is involved in the installation, make sure each person has their own 8 mm Allen key. During disassembly in cold weather, it may be helpful to use two T-joints to give you a better grip on the brush tubes.

The NOA deck rack is designed for sailboats and motorboats with a length of 7–9.5 meters (22–31 feet). The hull length is 8–10 meters and it is built with telescopic legs that are attached to the bow and stern rails of the boat (pulpits and pushpits). The legs rest on the side of the boat, the cabin roof or the open space, which makes the structure stable and lifts the tarpaulin off the boat, providing good ventilation and protection during winter storage.

The structure is supplied in standard lengths and the brush tubes can be shortened or adjusted if necessary if they extend too far. In addition, the frame can be extended with additional pairs of legs or brush tubes. Thanks to the modular system, the deck press frame can be easily adapted to the shape and needs of your boat.

Tip: Always choose a frame that is slightly longer than your boat. The brush tubes should not extend more than 30 cm over the bow or stern of the boat, otherwise the tarpaulin may be damaged.

Like all NOA products, this deck press frame is made of high-quality anodized aluminum, which makes the structure lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant. The structure provides reliable protection for your boat during the winter and is easy to assemble, disassemble and store for the summer season.

Easy installation

The assembly begins by placing the rearmost pair of pulpit legs together with one of the brush tubes. The frame is then built forward section by section, placing the legs at even intervals. If any brush tube is too long, it can easily be cut or removed.

Always make sure that all parts are included in the package before installation. Smaller pipes may be tucked inside larger ones to save space. A practical tip is to mark the parts with tape or a marker during the first installation - this will make assembly easier in the future.

Tips for smooth operation

Mark the center of the tarpaulin to make it easier to position. If more than one person is involved in the installation, make sure each person has their own 8 mm Allen key. During disassembly in cold weather, it may be helpful to use two T-joints to give you a better grip on the brush tubes.

NOA deck racks are suitable for all sailboats and motorboats with a bow and stern rail or side rail with an outer tube diameter of 22mm or 25mm. The rack fits securely on the boat with NOA mounting parts. The deck legs can be placed against the edge of the railing, the cabin ceiling or another suitable place on the deck. Alternatively, they can also be placed on the seat pan, which ensures excellent balance. The deck rack is available in seven different lengths, from 7 meters to 13 meters.

NOA tarpaulin racks are made of anodized aluminum tubes and die-cast aluminum connectors. The parts that are attached to the boat are made of profile. The ends are protected with plastic plugs. The rack is lightweight and fits into a small package and is easily modified when needs change. Very easy to assemble and disassemble. When assembled correctly, a very sturdy structure is created that will not break the tarpaulin and can withstand even the strongest storms.

For fixing solar panel brackets in a fixed position. Installation on 25 mm pipe. Anodized aluminum. Supplied in pairs of 2 Noa brackets.

Swivel anchor davit. The structure allows the anchor to be lifted. Anodized aluminum. Suitable for anchors weighing up to 30 kg.

Includes railing bracket.

Reversible solar panel holder for vertical or horizontal installation on a pipe. Includes 25mm NOA bracket. Length 650 mm, transverse aluminum pipe 600 mm, 30 mm vertical post 1800 mm. Longer aluminum profiles can be ordered.

A complete set of two NOA brackets and two end fittings that easily convert an existing pair of legs to be fixed to a railing with a plastic foot. Instead of the legs standing directly on the deck, this set allows them to be fixed to the 25 mm front or rear railing. The end fittings are installed by screwing or riveting (screws not included).

The delivery includes 2 end fittings and 2 NOA brackets with bolt and nut.

NOA reel stands are suitable for all sailboats with a bow and stern rail or a side rail. Thanks to the stand, the tarpaulin does not attach to the hull of the boat, which ensures good ventilation and prevents the tarpaulin from rubbing against the hull of the boat. The reel stand can be adjusted in two directions, in height using telescopic legs and by moving it away from the boat. The moving is done using a cantilever tube connector, which is attached to the side rail.

The number of pairs of legs can be selected from the drop-down menu. 2 of the pairs of legs (front and rear) are handrail-mounted, the rest are attached to the legs of the mantook.

Reel stand 4/6 includes 2 pairs of legs for front and rear railing brackets and 4 pairs of legs for mantook legs
Reel stand 5/7 includes 2 pairs of legs for front and rear railing brackets and 5 pairs of legs for mantook legs

NOA tarpaulin racks are made of anodized aluminum tubes and die-cast aluminum connectors. The parts that are attached to the boat are made of profile. The ends are protected with plastic plugs. The rack is lightweight and fits into a small package and is easily modified when needs change. Very easy to assemble and disassemble. When assembled correctly, a very sturdy structure is created that will not break the tarpaulin and can withstand even the strongest storms.

With NOA's original single clamp, you can be sure that your tarpaulin will stay securely in place. The clamp is easy to install and its durable construction is designed for long-term use.

Plastic NOA brand nut, made of black plastic.

Securely mount your Starlink antenna with the NOA Starlink mount

Durable and adjustable bracket that provides stability and optimal signal reception. Made of anodized aluminum and durable plastic, the bracket is resistant to all weather conditions and ensures a long service life. It is easy to install on horizontal pipes with a diameter of 25mm. Adapters are required for installation on pipes with a diameter of 18mm or 28mm. If the pipe diameter is more than 28mm, a larger NOA bracket is required.

Solar panel mount for 25 mm pipe. Mount length 650 mm, transverse aluminum pipe 600 mm, 40 mm vertical post 1800 mm. Hinged leg is mounted on the deck or stern. Material anodized aluminum. Suitable for larger panels.

NOA A-racks offer unlimited possibilities to “customize” the right protective rack for sailboats and motorboats, because the A-legs and deck legs that come with the rack are telescopic legs, so the length can be easily adjusted to suit. The advantage of the A-rack is that the A-legs reduce the pressure caused by the wind against the boat, when the legs are directly on the ground. The deck legs can be placed against the edge of the railing, the cabin roof or another suitable place on the deck. Alternatively, they can also be placed on the seat trough, which ensures excellent balance. The A-rack is available in eight different lengths, from 5 meters to 12 meters. The A-rack is suitable for both sailboats and motorboats that do not have a bow or stern railing. The A-legs raise the protective cover so that air can circulate from the bow and stern, which ensures excellent ventilation. The inner tubes are 30mm and the outer tubes are 35mm and have plastic caps on the ends. The tubes are made of aluminum. The bolts and nuts are made of stainless steel.

NOA tarpaulin racks are made of anodized aluminum tubes and die-cast aluminum connectors. The parts that are attached to the boat are made of profile. The ends are protected with plastic plugs. The rack is lightweight and fits into a small package and is easily modified when needs change. Very easy to assemble and disassemble. When assembled correctly, a very sturdy structure is created that will not break the tarpaulin and can withstand even the strongest storms.

The NOA A-frame is designed for boats between 10 and 12.5 meters (32 and 41 feet) in length. The overall length of the model is 11 to 13 meters and it is built with telescopic A-legs that are placed in the ground at the bow and stern of the boat. The telescopic structure makes it easy to adjust the height of the frame as needed.

The brush tubes can be shortened or adjusted if they extend too far. For longer boats, the A-frame can be extended with additional brush tubes and deck legs. NOA also offers accessories such as cross supports, brackets and telescopic legs for additional stability.

Tip: Always choose a hull that is slightly longer than your boat. The spars should not extend more than 30 cm over the bow or stern to prevent the tarpaulin from tearing.

Like all NOA products, the A-frame tarpaulin is made of high-quality anodized aluminum, making it lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant. The structure provides reliable protection for your boat during winter storage and is easy to dismantle and store for the summer season.

Easy installation

The assembly begins by placing the rear pair of A-legs together with one of the ridge tubes. The frame is then built forward section by section, placing the legs at even intervals. If any ridge tube is too long, it can easily be cut or removed.

To ensure a smooth installation, it is a good idea to check all parts before starting – smaller pipes may be packed inside larger ones. A practical tip is to mark the parts with tape or a marker during the first installation, which will make assembly easier in the future.

Tips for smooth operation

Mark the center of the tarpaulin to make it easier to position it. If more than one person is involved in the installation, make sure each person has their own 8 mm Allen key. During disassembly in cold weather, it may be helpful to use two T-joints to give you a better grip on the brush tubes.

The NOA A-frame is designed for boats between 7 and 9.5 meters (22 and 31 feet) in length. The model has a total length of 8 to 10 meters and is built with telescopic A-legs that are placed in the ground at the bow and stern of the boat. The telescopic structure makes it easy to adjust the height of the frame as needed.

The brush tubes can be shortened or adjusted if they extend too far. For longer boats, the A-frame can be extended with additional brush tubes and deck legs. NOA also offers accessories such as cross supports, brackets and telescopic legs for additional stability.

Tip: Always choose a frame that is slightly longer than your boat. The brush tubes should not extend more than 30 cm over the bow or stern to prevent the tarpaulin from tearing.

Like all NOA products, the A-frame tarpaulin is made of high-quality anodized aluminum, making it lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant. The structure provides reliable protection for your boat during winter storage and is easy to dismantle and store for the summer season.

Easy installation

The assembly begins by placing the rear pair of A-legs together with one of the ridge tubes. The frame is then built forward section by section, placing the legs at even intervals. If any ridge tube is too long, it can easily be cut or removed.

To ensure a smooth installation, it is a good idea to check all parts before starting – smaller pipes may be packed inside larger ones. A practical tip is to mark the parts with tape or a marker during the first installation, which will make assembly easier in the future.

Tips for smooth operation

Mark the center of the tarpaulin to make it easier to position it. If more than one person is involved in the installation, make sure each person has their own 8 mm Allen key. During disassembly in cold weather, it may be helpful to use two T-joints to give you a better grip on the brush tubes.

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