Bronze Deadlights

[tillergirl]

Anyone know a source of bronze deadlights in the UK please?

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[spark]

www.classicmarine.co.uk

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[Mirelle]

Ho hum! I assume by a deadlight you mean the hinged metal flap that can be secured across an opening porthole?

These are ship equipment, not yacht equipment, and I would seriously doubt whether yacht size portholes ever had them. They are a sort of freak effect of the Load Line Rules.

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[Forbsie]

You could try <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.woods-group.co.uk/>Woods of Crediton</A>.

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[tillergirl]

Thanks to everybody for the answers.

Mirelle, I might not be using the correct term or rather using the American term. What I need is a porthole that doesn't open! I have one in my wooden forehatch which persistently leaks because it is incomplete (which I could explain but would take a long while)

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[rich]

See my PM.

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[jon]

Go to http://www.trinitymarine.co.uk/category6_1.htm excellent service price and quality.

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[Mirelle]

Oh, easy. Classic Marine, as has already been said. They've got loads. Point your mouse at:

http://www.classicmarine.co.uk/

or get in your car and drive to Woodbridge (on a weekday, in the winter months)

I put one of theirs in my companion hatch slide and it doesn't leak - been there seven years and it still doesn't leak!



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[tillergirl]

Thank you, looks like I have two sources but £100 difference in price!

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