mpopeye
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At every boat show I go to there is a company advertising the refurbishment of hatches, now I need them I can't find them. Does any body have a contact number or email for these companies?
Deck hatch re-glazing
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wicked
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mpopeye
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Thaks but I don't think it is them, I have 2 Lewmar hatches to replace or repair, 500x500 and 420x500, Lewmar are the only ones that make the smaller hatch and you all know the price there. The company I am looking for I think only repaired not manufactured.
pvb
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See above...
At the top of the page, there's a link to "London show - search post visit". Go to this, then put "hatches" into the "Category search" box, and you'll get a list of firms at the show who had anything to do with hatches. Presumably the people you're thinking of are in this list.
At the top of the page, there's a link to "London show - search post visit". Go to this, then put "hatches" into the "Category search" box, and you'll get a list of firms at the show who had anything to do with hatches. Presumably the people you're thinking of are in this list.
malindi
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Maybe Salford House Services tel 01243 375774
Steve_N
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You could try Seaglaze too - I think I got a quote from them once. In the end I decided to DIY it as by the time carriage there and back was added in it came to over 1/2 the cost of a new hatch. In fact, I've just done one today - it's curing on the kitchen table as I type..
LORDNELSON
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Probably Eagle Boat Windows (Tel: 01756 792097) but you could do worse than telephone Salford House services (Tel: 01732 464635) and speak to Patrick Cole.
silverseal
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Phillip Muller of Chandlers Ford, does them in situ or by mail order, and has a excellent reputation Contact is 02380 260296 - he is doing 2 of mine as we speak..
LORDNELSON
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An afterthought; it is a bit late to have hatches repaired if you plan to sail in say March. If its an edge leak between the perspex and the alloy frame it is now possible to buy two inch wide transparent "anti-slip" self adhesive tape which, applied around the edge, looks quite good, stops you slipping and (in my case) seals the leak too! It is quite expensive, 3 metres cost about £12, but better than the current £150 to £190 being asked for replacing the plastic etc.
dickh
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Apart from Seaglaze(who I've used in the past, try Hadlow Marine SErvices in Tonbridge, Kent Tel 01732 851309 - they have just sourced the plastic strip which covers the screws in my current boat windows. Seemed very friendly and they have a website http://hadlo-43547-001.dsvr.co.uk/