Oyster Yachts - Where Does Oyster Yachts Get their Clear Plastic Table Cover Material

[Riisu]

Oyster Yachts have a clear plastic table covering material which is 100% clear..i.e No Blue tint.

Can anyone advise where Oyster get this material from / their supplier name for this.

I understand that you get similar from various chandlers, but not to the 100% clear opacity as provided by Oyster.

Thanks

 

[sherrow]

You will find what you want here

http://www.practicalsurfaceware.com/marine.html

 

[Talulah]

http://www.silex.co.uk
But it's expensive stuff.

 

[Boo2]

You will find what you want here

If you mean their PVC sheet that has a clearly visible blue tint the OP specifically stated he was not prepared to accept ?

Boo2

 

[sailorman]

Oyster Yachts have a clear plastic table covering material which is 100% clear..i.e No Blue tint.

Can anyone advise where Oyster get this material from / their supplier name for this.

I understand that you get similar from various chandlers, but not to the 100% clear opacity as provided by Oyster.

Thanks

it might be Stratoglas as in my hood windows
http://www.strataglass.com/

 

[theoldsalt]

If you mean their PVC sheet that has a clearly visible blue tint the OP specifically stated he was not prepared to accept ?

Boo2

To be fair it only seems to have a blue tint when rolled. In the pictires it looks clear when laid flat. The description also states "clear" and does not mention a tint.

http://www.practicalsurfaceware.com/non-slip-pvc-1/pvc-sheeting-100cm-width-by-the-metre.html

 

[sherrow]

To be fair it only seems to have a blue tint when rolled. In the pictires it looks clear when laid flat. The description also states "clear" and does not mention a tint.

http://www.practicalsurfaceware.com/non-slip-pvc-1/pvc-sheeting-100cm-width-by-the-metre.html

It is clear with no tint. I have recently used some on the nav desk of my Oyster

 

[AliM]

We bought some clear PVC material which we cut to cover our table at John Lewis in Welwyn. I looked on line, because a friend asked us about it, and couldn't find it, but he found it in a JL branch somewhere. I don't know if it is the Oyster stuff, but it wasn't expensive, it has no blue tint, and it looks good after two years abuse on our table, which it has protected admirably.