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Ash
Contour Canoe Seats These
canoe seats are available in two sizes; both are 34”
wide, but the BOW version has a wider caned area than the
STERN version. The real advantage of these is the contour
comfort and the idea that you don’t have to hang the
seat quite as low to get your butt down there. The seats have
about an inch of “drop” in the center.
Below
picture shown as comparison to standard seat.
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Cherry
Contour Canoe Seat ($42.95)
The Cherry Contour Seat is similar size (33”) and shape
as the ash seat, but is only available in the narrower caned
version. You can now order contour seat and contour yoke in
cherry to match. |
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High
Back & Standard Canoe Seats: Our
High Back canoe seats are cordura covered dense foam to give
you reasonable cushion on top of your regular canoe seat.
The High Back works well in a solo canoe situation or on a
tandem canoe seat. The soft, flexible material allows freedom
of movement while giving comfortable back support. Side straps
allow adjustment for back support and bottom straps attach
to your canoe seat with quick release buckles. Available in
black and red; please indicate color preference in "special
instructions" on order form. |
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Natural
Cane Canoe Seat & Seat Back:
This is the standard canoe seat that has been used for years.
The webbing is natural cane that is pre-woven and inserted
into the ash frame with a spline. If the cane should deteriorate
in the future, it can be replaced fairly easily.
($29.00 for seat)
($59.95 for seat back) |
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Ash
Contour Yoke ($ 38.95)
This is our Contour Ash Yoke; it is a comfortable yoke to
portage your canoe, when you're not out paddling it. |
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Cherry
Contour Yoke ($49.95) This
is our Contour Cherry Yoke; it is also a comfortable yoke
to portage your canoe. |
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Yokes
and Thwarts: The
flat yoke ($18.00) is supplied with our kits.. The
straight thwarts ($13.50) have some shape to them and
look very traditional. The Solo Thwart ($24.00) is
intended to be used on a Wee Lassie, Wee Lassie II, or Rob
Roy solo canoe. If positioned well, the curve of the Solo
Thwart becomes a sort of backrest. We also have used the High
Back Canoe seat in conjunction with the Solo Thwart. |
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From
top to bottom: Ash sculpted yoke (no longer available), cherry
sculpted yoke, flat ash yoke, straight thwart, solo thwart.
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Deck
Plates: We
have used these 4" and 6" deck plates as a clean way to gain
access to waterproof areas. The 4" deck plate will work ok
in a vertical bulkhead under a deck. Just be aware that you
will need space for the flange around the opening. A 4" deck
plate ($13.50-White, $15.95-Clear) needs 6-1/8" diameter
of space and the 6" deck plate ($22.00-White, $26.00-Clear)
needs 8-1/8" diameter of space. The center of the deck plate
shown is clear even though it looks black in the picture (you
are looking into a sealed off chamber). |
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Pad Eyes:
We
usually use the 5/16" padeye on a canoe, either screwed
into the wood stem or onto the deck. They can also be placed
in other strategic places. A 1/4" rope will fit through
this eyepad or you can use the 1" brass ring. Keep in
mind that the padeye with rope will be quieter than the brass
ring.
The
3/8"eyepad is usually used with a larger boat such as
the Rangeley, Mini-Grand Laker or Adirondack Guideboat. |
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Seat
Hanging Hardware:
Ash
and Cherry seat hangers are 4" long x 3/4" x 3/4"
with a 1/4" center hole. Use them as spacers to get your
canoe seats positioned 2" to 3" below your gunwales
to keep your center of gravity low. The
hardware can be stainless steel 4" or 6". If you
get the stainless steel you will also want the 2" stainless
steel thwart bolts for your thwarts (either 2 or 4 per thwart).
An
example of what to order for a complete tandem canoe set up
is 8 ash or cherry seat hangers, 8 stainless steel seat hanger
bolts (4" or 6") and 4 stainless steel thwart bolts
(2").
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Click
on this picture to get a larger view of the hardware in use.
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