Retrofit a Sunroof to Your Current Boat

Webasto Sunroof

Almost all the latest cruisers feature an electric sliding sunroof because enjoying the fresh air and warm sun is one of the best parts of boating.  But, what if you have an older boat with a hardtop?

With Webasto’s new Series 40 Marine Sunroofs, boat owners can bring more of the outdoors inside.  This new roof platform offers a sleek, low-profile and is designed to fit in smaller boat roofs.          

The Webasto Series 40 features a reliable, intelligent E-Drive system that self calibrates.  This sliding sunroof operates on 12V DC.  With an attractive design and safety glass, it offers a 74″ x 54″ opening. Similar to other Webasto Sunroofs, the Series 40 is extremely quiet and has a watertight seal.  Options include a sunblind/fly screen, fixed panel for panoramic views and motor cover.  The Series 40 is delivered fully assembled, quality-tested and ready for installation. Webasto’s Series 40 Sunroofs have a list price of $7,765. plus installation.

 Webasto Product North America offers a line of sunroofs in various sizes and to meet different needs as well as trusted heating and air conditioning systems. To learn more, visit:  www.webasto-marine.com

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