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Old 25-10-2010, 13:53   #1
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Cockpit Enclosure(s) for Island Packet 38 - Cost ?

I'm in the market for an IP38 and while one of the boats on my short list has full enclosures (2 - 1eisenglass and 1 screen), the other boats have only a dodger and bimini with no connector. We've determined that we want an enclosure, so I'm trying to get a rough idea how much we should expect to pay to have one made so that I can better determine what our outfitting costs might be when comparing the boats.

So, for those of you who have enclosures, how much did they cost (and what was included)?

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Old 25-10-2010, 14:04   #2
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Cockpit Enclosure Costs

DWJ,

I had a full enclosure, (Bimini, Dodger with Stratoglass, side panels with eisenglass), done for Aureila in 2002 for about $5,000. I has been a delilght to use for the past eight seasons. Hope this helps.

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Our enclosure for the B393 cost a bit over $3000. We already had a dodger, bimini and connector. No screens, just canvas and glass, just run of the mill plastic, not Strataglass. Material was Sunbrella.



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DWJ,

I had a full enclosure, (Bimini, Dodger with Stratoglass, side panels with eisenglass), done for Aureila in 2002 for about $5,000. I has been a delilght to use for the past eight seasons. Hope this helps.

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That's a real good price. A dodger usually runs about $2500 and a Bimini just under $2000.
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Expensive to have from a loft, but you can make yours at a fraction of the cost.

E.g. I was quoted 400 Euro for a new dodger (canvas part only) for my boat, so I made new canvas myself at 35 Euro with a little help from my sailing friends.

So cry and pay, or DIY.

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We had been postponing getting a full enclosure because of the cost but on arrival in Cartagena we decided to get a new stackpack which had been quoted at $2,500 in both Florida and Grenada.

When the canvas man, Renson at Club Nautico, quoted us $800 for a stackpack made with Sunbrella we got a quote on all new canvas...The final job was:

Recut, resew and repair a 1100sq ft genoas and a 400 sq ft staysail
New stackpack
New dodger, using our glass which was only 2 yrs old
New bimini
Full enclosure
Chaps for the 11 ft dinghy
Cover for 12 diesel cans.

All done expertly and very well in Sunbrella. He had a cheaper material than Sunbrella but said he did not like working with it as it did not meet his standards.

Total cost? I got change out of $5000 for all labour and materials!
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