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Range of low-profile hatches in several different shapes.
[Gebo Marine Glazing B.V., Almere, the Netherlands]
Keepers, braces, and adjusters for controlling hatch ventilation.
[Perko, Inc., Miami, FL, USA]
Single- or double-frame semi-flush deck hatches in anodized aluminum, and a rolling companionway hatch cover. Also does hatch repair and replacement glazing.
[Atkins & Hoyle Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada]
Wide range of ports and hatches in all shapes and sizes, including the Seabreeze waterproof ventilating hatch.
[Bomar Inc., Charlestown, NH, USA]
Plastic hatches with or without tempered glass windows. Rectangular, square, round or D-shaped. Privacy and insect screens available.
[Jim Black & Associates, Inc., Tampa, FL, USA]
Mosquito net fits most hatches. Lead-weighted bottom edge maintains seal with deck.
[Swiss Tech America, San Jose, CA, USA]
Round, square, and custom deck hatches in several levels of quality and many sizes.
[Weaver Boat Hatches, Auckland, New Zealand]
Custom-made solid teak and Plexiglas deck hatches, butterfly hatches, peaked hatches and other designs.
[Woodworking for Watercraft, Dolan Springs, AZ, USA]
Clamp-type waterproof custom windows for vertical or almost-vertical mounting.
[Bomon, Laval, Quebec, Canada]
Custom aluminum and carbon fiber hatches, flush with the deck.
[Rondal bv, Vollenhove, the Netherlands]
Acrylic scratches less, flexes less, and is cheaper. Polycarbonate scratches easier, is more flexible, is stronger and more expensive.
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