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Shetland 570 Boat Covers From £969

What Owners Say About the Shetland 570

“Had a full canopy copied for our Shetland 570 and it is an excellent piece of work. Ryan clearly has experience with this model — the cover fits around the wheelhouse perfectly and all the press studs line up first time. Very impressed.”

— Mr. P. Granger

“Brilliant experience from enquiry to delivery. Our Shetland 570 tonneau cover was in poor shape and UK Boat Covers made an exact replica in new PVC. No VAT, fast turnaround, professional communication. Exactly what you hope for.”

— K. Fairweather

“We were nervous about posting our old cover but Ryan put us at ease immediately. The finished Shetland 570 cover exceeded our expectations. Fabric is heavy-duty and beautifully made. The boat looks like new again.”

— Mrs. J. Blunt

Shetland 570 catalogue cover price

The catalogue lists cover prices from £969 to £1079 for the listed fabric options. Confirm the required cover and individual boat before ordering.

Read the boat-cover price guide

Choosing a cover for the Shetland 570

If comparing the Shetland 570 with a cover from another Shetland, first check which boat the old fabric came from rather than treating the brand as a pattern. Decide whether you want an assessment for a canopy, cockpit cover or repair.

Photograph the relevant area on your 570 and show any framework or attachment points actually present. If there is no old cover, send clear boat photos instead; the model name does not specify a standard arrangement.

Cover options for the boat as fitted

Whether a cover follows an existing frame, secures to existing fasteners, or fits another existing arrangement depends on what is actually on this boat. Confirm its fittings before choosing; UK Boat Covers supplies the cover, not framework.

Choose the cover area on your Shetland 570

Decide whether you want to renew the enclosure used while aboard or cover the unoccupied cockpit with a tonneau. Photograph the full cockpit edge for a tonneau; for canopy canvas, also show each existing support and the panels joining around it.

If your 570 has detachable sides or a rear access zip, show them both closed and open. Mark which parts need replacing and which should stay, including window positions you want retained. The quote can then address those sections instead of assuming a complete new enclosure.

No old cover? Start with photographs before taking measurements. We will discuss the cover boundary and required attachment points; the boat name and hull length alone cannot provide a usable fabric pattern.

Request a Shetland 570 cover quote

What to include with a quote request

Take clear photos of the individual boat and its present fittings. The model name alone cannot confirm the pattern or fit.

  • Identify the boat and year as closely as you can.
  • Photograph the full side, bow and stern.
  • Show supports and their existing canvas attachment points.
  • Close in on zips, clear panels and any changes.
  • List each cover area you need, separately.

Can a cover be copied by post?

A postal copy can be explored when a Shetland 570's original cover is identifiable, available and informative in its present condition. Missing material or changed supports and fittings may mean it no longer represents the boat. Send current photographs of the boat and cover together, and ask before posting if its layout has changed.

Postal copying uses your existing cover as a pattern; it does not include supplying or installing support framework.

Quick Answers: Shetland 570 Covers

Can an existing Shetland cover be treated as a 570 template?

Only after confirming it belongs to the boat and still records its present outline and fastenings. The Shetland name alone does not establish that.

Do you alter or install the metalwork for a canopy?

No framework or installation is supplied. We can discuss fabric for the supports actually fitted and photographed on the boat.

Can I quote a cockpit cover rather than a canopy?

Yes, identify that area as your requirement and photograph its full edge and attachments. A tonneau is separate from a canopy.