Outlaying frames

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.

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.