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Low-and mid-profile mushroom vents of stainless and bronze.
[Mariner's Hardware, Petaluma, CA, USA]
Many sizes and shapes of cowl ventilators with and without Dorade boxes. In stainless or PVC.
[Vetus den Outden N.V., Schiedam, the Netherlands]
Single- and omni-directional ventilating sails rigged over a deck hatch, hanging from a halyard, will scoop air flow down the hatch for interior ventilation.
[Plastimo, Lorient, France]
Self-supporting wind scoop for deck hatches or side ports. Can be pointed in any direction, folds small for storage, Optional insect screen. Color options.
[Professional Packaging, Inc., Muskogee, OK, USA]
Three types of deck ventilators with 3" deck plates. Cowls with or without a flexible water trap which closes when hit by heavy spray or green water. Vents can be sealed with or without cowl in place.
[Martec Engineering, Long Beach, CA, USA]
Low-profile and Dorade ventilators in plastic with self-actuating closure to keep water out.
[Air Ventilation Marine Ltd., Paola, Malta]
Cowl in polished or chrome-plated brass, painted white inside, with cast bronze deck plate
[Perko, Inc., Miami, FL, USA]
Wide range of passive, solar-powered, solar-recharged, or powered fans and ventilators for deck or hatch in stainless steel or ABS plastic.
[Marinco, Napa, CA, USA]
Compact 12- or 110-volt vented stove hoods with light. Filters and exhausts cooking smells and moisture. External exhaust or ductless.
[Ventline, Bristol, IN, USA]
Round, oval, low-profile cowl and mushroom vents in stainless steel, finished inside with a white coating and outside with a gold finish if desired.
[ABI / Precision Lighting, Petaluma, CA, USA]
Sealants, Adhesives and Caulks
Ideally, the air in the interior of a boat should be replaced once every hour.
Bob Schimmel
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