Stainless step by boarding gate

[Happiest Afloat]

Hi,

Would anybody know of a supplier for stainless per the attached picture? (I borrowed it from Yachtmarket for illustrative purposes, I hope that is ok).
I am after two pieces to attach by my side boarding gates on the bulwark edge, preferably adhesive attachment as I don't want to drill any holes.

Tks.,
M.

 

[Fantasie 19]

Hi,

Would anybody know of a supplier for stainless per the attached picture? (I borrowed it from Yachtmarket for illustrative purposes, I hope that is ok).
I am after two pieces to attach by my side boarding gates on the bulwark edge, preferably adhesive attachment as I don't want to drill any holes.

Tks.,
M.

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http://www.wearandtearpads.com/new-home/ ??

 

[Happiest Afloat]

Wonderful, thank you! Exactly what I'm after.

 

[Bandit]

The wear and tear pads are very thin.

Either get a stainless steel fabricator to make you up a folded piece of stainless polished plate or many chandlers sell rounded stainless steel strip about 15 or 20mm wide and about 4 thick that can be screwed on one strip or two to protect the fibreglass gunnel. Bear in mind this may be slippery when wet and stick on non slip pads may be better from a grip point of view.

 

[Happiest Afloat]

Good point, I'm thinking about Treadmaster too.

 

[Nick_H]

As you have teak side decks nearby, it may look neater to put teak on the toe rail, instead of Treadmaster.

 

[Ian h]

give these guys a call

http://www.fluidfabrications.co.uk/html/about_us.html

 

[Happiest Afloat]

Thanks for all of the replies. All good to think about.

 

[Happiest Afloat]

Good call re the teak, the pic. I have shown is a similar boat, mine has teak all around.