Overview

The Garmin GPSMAP 9000 Series trim piece snap cover is a snap-on finishing cover that hides the exposed trim line around a flush-mounted GPSMAP display on a glass helm. It is used when you want the chartplotter to sit cleanly in the console and you do not want the trim edge or gaps around the display to stay visible.

Fit is size-specific to the GPSMAP display. On the 19, 22, 24, and 27 inch versions, the trim strip is 0.5 in wide, and the strip length varies by display size (18.0 in, 20.8 in, 22.7 in, or 25.8 in).

Key features

• Made for glass-helm style installations where the GPSMAP display is mounted in a console cutout and you want the trim edge covered.
• Snap-on piece that finishes the perimeter and hides exposed trim lines after the display is installed.
• Offered in multiple display-size options to match GPSMAP 9000 series footprints (10, 13, 17, 19, 22, 24, and 27 inch).
• No power or network connections involved, it is a physical trim cover only.
• Removable for service access if the display needs to be pulled or the console needs to be reworked.

Variants

This trim piece snap cover is available in several sizes to match different GPSMAP display footprints.

Options vary by display size: 10 inch, 13 inch, 17 inch, 19 inch, 22 inch, 24 inch, and 27 inch. Select the option that matches your GPSMAP model family and display size so the snap cover aligns with the installed unit and console cutout.

Installation and setup

Install the chartplotter in the helm first, then align the snap cover around the trim line and press it into place until it seats evenly. If the console has been repainted or refinished, confirm there is no buildup around the edge that prevents the cover from snapping in flush.

Compatibility and fit

These snap covers are intended for GPSMAP 9000 series size groupings (commonly referenced as GPSMAP 9x10, 9x13, 9x17, 9x19, 9x22, 9x24, and 9x27). Match the selected display size to the unit already installed at the helm before ordering.

Use cases on board

This is a practical add-on for glass helms where a clean bezel line matters, including new builds, refits, or replacing a trim piece that got scratched during service. It also helps when you are running multiple displays side by side and want consistent spacing and a tidy finished edge across the helm.