8' Centurion Predator Power Tower Factory Bimini Shade Sail
Extend your shade with this easy-to-use 8ft Shade Sail. It is designed to clamp directly to your Centurion with Predator Power Tower's Roswell Bimini.
The clamps used to mount the shade sail will mark your Bimini Bars.
This system uses carbon fiber poles for strength and maximized shade while surfing. The sail is made of WeatherMAX® 3D fabric (which comes with a 5-year limited warranty) and takes mere minutes to deploy and get into place.
If you are unsure which shade sail will fit your set up, please give us a call at 801-262-4017. We'd be happy to help sort it out!
Custom Colors: While we usually make shade sails in black, there are two other colors that can be used for a shade sail. If you'd like a custom color, please choose the "Custom Color - Made To Order" option in the drop down. Once your order has been processed, a SewLong representative will contact you for personalized help in selecting the right options to meet your needs.
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Extend your shade with this easy-to-use 8ft Shade Sail. It is designed to clamp directly to your Centurion with Predator Power Tower's Roswell Bimini.
The clamps used to mount the shade sail will mark your Bimini Bars.
This system uses carbon fiber poles for strength and maximized shade while surfing. The sail is made of WeatherMAX® 3D fabric (which comes with a 5-year limited warranty) and takes mere minutes to deploy and get into place.
If you are unsure which shade sail will fit your set up, please give us a call at 801-262-4017. We'd be happy to help sort it out!
Custom Colors: While we usually make shade sails in black, there are two other colors that can be used for a shade sail. If you'd like a custom color, please choose the "Custom Color - Made To Order" option in the drop down. Once your order has been processed, a SewLong representative will contact you for personalized help in selecting the right options to meet your needs.
