NOA Deck Rack 8-10m
- Suitable for sailboats and powerboats: 7–9.5 m (22–31 ft)
- Frame length: 8–10 m (5 × 2 m brush tubes)
- Legs: telescopic deck legs and legs for pulpit/pushpit railings, Ø30/35 mm
- Material: anodized aluminum
- Allen key: 8 mm (1 piece included in the package)
Package contents
Box 1/2
- 5 × Brush tube 2 m (Ø35 mm)
- 4 × Cover leg Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 0.9 m
- 2 × Cover leg Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 1.5 m
- 2 × Leg for pulpit/pushpit railing Ø35/30 mm, 0.6 + 0.9 m
- 2 × Leg for pulpit/pushpit railing Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 0.9 m
- 4 × Connection lock
Box 2/2
- 2 × End cap
- 6 × Plastic foot
- 10 × T-joint
- 1 × Allen key 8 mm
- 4 × NOA bracket Ø30/35 mm
- 10 × Telescopic lock
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.
Tuotenr: 75631
Valmistajan tuotenr: 10117
- Suitable for sailboats and powerboats: 7–9.5 m (22–31 ft)
- Frame length: 8–10 m (5 × 2 m brush tubes)
- Legs: telescopic deck legs and legs for pulpit/pushpit railings, Ø30/35 mm
- Material: anodized aluminum
- Allen key: 8 mm (1 piece included in the package)
Package contents
Box 1/2
- 5 × Brush tube 2 m (Ø35 mm)
- 4 × Cover leg Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 0.9 m
- 2 × Cover leg Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 1.5 m
- 2 × Leg for pulpit/pushpit railing Ø35/30 mm, 0.6 + 0.9 m
- 2 × Leg for pulpit/pushpit railing Ø35/30 mm, 1.25 + 0.9 m
- 4 × Connection lock
Box 2/2
- 2 × End cap
- 6 × Plastic foot
- 10 × T-joint
- 1 × Allen key 8 mm
- 4 × NOA bracket Ø30/35 mm
- 10 × Telescopic lock
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.
Tuotenr: 75631
Valmistajan tuotenr: 10117
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