Boat Shade Kits Become LaPorte’s #1 Seller During Summer Months

Jun 1, 2022

North Charleston,United States - June 1, 2022 /PressCable/ —

North Charleston, SC, May 2022: For the past 45 years, the marine accessories company, LaPorte Products, has always been known for long-lasting, durable t-top boat covers. In recent years, the company has decided to expand the product line and add sun shades and curtains to the current lineup. While covers were and still continue to be the bread and butter, shades have taken over as a hot selling product during the summer months of May through August.

A LaPorte Boat Shade Kit can accommodate center consoles, dual consoles, and walk-around boats. In addition, the company offers a shade option for the bow and the aft, depending on customer preference, and has kits in both black and white. The shades are sold as a full kit and include everything the customer will need in order to install the shades correctly to the boat, which includes: the Boat Shade, pole securing straps, a storage bag, telescoping poles, and velcro clean-up tabs. On average, it takes about 5 minutes to install one of these.

The boat shades are made from a unique fabric called Resilience, which has an outer UV reflective coating, providing UV protection in harsh marine environments. The UV reflective coating offers an effective UV block of 98%, and it will reflect up to 75% of UV heat. In addition, the Resilience material gives the shade a 20% stretch which allows it to fit many size boats while still creating a custom fit appearance. With one of LaPorte’s aft kits, the customer is able to run with it at up to 30 knots while staying whisper quiet.

Now is the company’s peak season for their shade kits, as people are starting to hit the water all over the country, and the weather is warming up.

To order a boat or harbor shade kit visit https://laporteproducts.com/shop-boat-shades/ or order over the phone with a sales associate at 843-760-6101.

Contact Info:
Name: Darren LaPorte
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Organization: LaPorte's Products, Inc.
Address: 4651 Franchise St, North Charleston, SC 29418, United States
Phone: +1-843-760-6101
Website: https://laporteproducts.com/

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Alex Eala leads prodigies as Asian Games to open in Japan Saturday

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