Biminis, Pulpits, Stanchions

These are the bottom hinges that screw directly into a coaming or deck to mount a bimini. The photo above shows the difference between top mount and side mount and how the end caps or inserts mount on the hinges.

Injection Molded Nylon If you want a bimini that will easily snap out to be completely removed, and is side mounted, you may want to consider this pair. We only have them for 3/4" tubing (also fits 1/2" electrical conduit). The bracket is screwed or...

Used on the ends of bimini tubing sections These are used at the ends of the metal hoops which hold up the fabric on a bimini. We have inserts and caps for both 3/4" and 7/8" tubing. Usually Aluminum is used, but we have found that the inserts for 3/4"...

Injection Molded Nylon

Most biminis have a point where a hoop hinges open or folds up flat. (See image below) These Jaw Slides do just that. Similar to our Standard Slides, but this slide opens up so it can be installed without having to slide it along a length of tubing...

If you want to make a bimini out of square tubing or even square hardwood, you can use these fittings. Use the regular hinges. The square end cap fits 7/8" inside square tubing - 1" x 1" outside tubing dimensions. Most biminis have a point where a hoop...

Investment Cast 316 Stainless Steel top cap for 7/8" tubing.

  These are the bottom hinges that screw directly into a coaming or deck. In the picture above, you can see that the SD-273230 (left) is angled about 5-7 degrees for cambered or canted decks. The photo above shows the difference between top mount...

Investment Cast 316 Stainless Steel 90° Mount Deck Hinge for mounting biminis. Part # Description Base Pin Fastner SD-270200 90 degree Deck Hinge 3/4" x 2-1/4" 1/4" #10FH

These straps (sold as a pair) will work in most bimini applications. The 1" wide nylon strap is plenty strong and the chrome plated clip makes it easy to release straps to fold bimini. Straps are used as in the sketch below (straps are marked with "S"...

A note about tubing/pipe/conduit: Generally speaking, these bimini parts are made to be used with standard aluminum or stainless steel tubing in 3/4" and 7/8" sizes. Other materials such as electrical conduit or pipe can sometimes be used but the fit...

If you want to make a bimini out of square tubing, you can use these fittings. Use the regular hinges. The square insert fits 7/8" inside square tubing - 1" x 1" outside tubing dimensions.