Westland Bimini Top User manual

2-Bow Bimini Assembly InstructionsBimini Top Installation Instructions
Total Bimini
Coverage
Bimini Mounts
Each bow part is labeled with
a number. For example:
####12
All bow parts in your bimini
will have the same first four
numbers. The fifth number
determines the bow
number, in this example
bow 1. When assembling
each bow keep
corresponding bow
numbers together, such as
all 1’s together, all 2’s
together, etc. This will
help you identify which
bow the pieces belong to.
The last number relates how
the bow parts go together.
For bow 1, 11 goes into 12,
12 goes into 13, etc. For
bow 2, piece 21, goes into
22, 22 goes into 23, etc.
Important!
Package Contents
If your bimini is missing any of these parts,
contact Westland Industries customer support
center at [phone]. Packed by: _____
(x2)
(x2)
#8 5/8” screw
(x12)
(x2)
Bimini mount
w/ knob (x2)
Strap eyes
(x4)
Hold down
strap (x4)
#8 1” screw
(x12)
Hammer rivet if applicable
(x8)
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Westland Industries is not responsible for any injuries to persons or damages to the boat during
assembly and installation of this product. Installation of this product may void your boat warranty,
check with your dealer. Replace any worn parts to increase the life of your product.
Determine what area of boat you want to cover and where to mount the
bimini. Bimini mount locations are approximately half the distance of the
total length of the bimini. Measure where you want to place mounts and mark
them. Make sure the mounts are parallel to each other. Use a 9/64” drill bit to
make holes for #8 1” mounting screws. Screw in mounts. Determine best
position for hold down strap eyes. They should be put onto a flat surface
whenever possible and straps should maintain and angle between 30 and 60
degrees. Drill holes for eyes using 9/64” bit and secure eyes to boat with #8 1”
screws provided.
It is much easier to install the assembled bimini with two people, one to
hold each side while positioning it onto mounts. Secure bimini to mounts
with screws provided. Adjust hold down straps and bow straps to achieve
desired tightness. If you have any questions or additional parts are needed for
your specific boat application, please call [phone].

1Lay bimini fabric face down on
a flat surface (label on rear
sleeve will be facing up).
. . . and inserting screws (or
hammer rivets) as shown.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 for
other bow.
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2Assemble pieces of bow one
by connecting pieces . . .
Thread bow one through rear
sleeve of fabric. Jaw slides
will face toward center of
fabric.
4
Thread bow two through front
sleeve of fabric. Holes in bow
should face toward the center
of fabric.
5Pass looped end of hold down
strap over end of bow.
Repeat for all bow ends . . .
6. . . and secure each strap
with screws.
7Connect bow two ends to
jaw slides of bow one and
secure with screws.
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