stainless tube and fittings

[boatmike]

Anyone have a good source for 32mm ( 1 1/4inch) tube and end fittings suitable for making pram hoods?

 

[Cloven]

You'll get the tube here:

http://www.metals4u.co.uk/stainless-steel-tube/85/products.asp

 

[vyv_cox]

I have used Baseline for many stainless steel items. They have a good range and have always been very helpful. http://www.baselinemarine.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=162&cat=Stainless+Steel+Tube+

 

[John_d_Smith]

I'll be making a Bimini this winter, I found Seascrew website, can't recommend them because i've not used them yet but have a look at their site. www.seascrew.com

 

[jfm]

I'll be making a Bimini this winter, I found Seascrew website, can't recommend them because i've not used them yet but have a look at their site. www.seascrew.com

I can recommend Seascrew. I've probably placed 50 orders with them and they've always been fast and helpful. That said, I've done about 10 orders with each of baseline and metals4u, and they're excellent too

When you want lots of nuts and bolts in lots of sizes, the seascrew website is much better laid out than Baseline's, however, imho. The baseline site, for fasteners, will drive you nuts (boom boom). Also the seascrew site tells you that it's in stock, which is usually is

 

[Heat Exchanger Guy]

nero.co.uk are pretty good for stock and prices

 

[sailorgirl]

I can recommend Seascrew. I've probably placed 50 orders with them and they've always been fast and helpful. That said, I've done about 10 orders with each of baseline and metals4u, and they're excellent too

When you want lots of nuts and bolts in lots of sizes, the seascrew website is much better laid out than Baseline's, however, imho. The baseline site, for fasteners, will drive you nuts (boom boom). Also the seascrew site tells you that it's in stock, which is usually is

+1 from us for Seascrew - the skipper built Temptress a substantial solar panel support earlier this year and they were more than helpful