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Aluminum and wood squeegees with handles, some with hose connections.
[Hopkins Manufacturing Corporation, Emporia, KS, USA]
Brass and bronze circular deadlights and opening portlights. Also bronze rectangular portlights. Site contains lots of good articles about boats, particularly traditional rigs.
[Classic Marine, Woodbridge, Suffolk, the UK]
Deck hatches and portlights in various shapes. Although a wholesaler only, Scandvik′s website lets you get price quotes from a large number of retailers (you choose the product and the retailers).
[Scandvik Inc., Vero Beach, FL, USA]
Plastic portlights with tempered glass, rectangular or oval. Insect screens available.
[Jim Black & Associates, Inc., Tampa, FL, USA]
A simple wiper that works by hand, for occasionally clearing spray from the windows in a pilothouse or hard dodger.
[Perko, Inc., Miami, FL, USA]
Selection of opening- and non-opening portlights in standard and custom sizes. The opening ones have storm covers. Aluminum of breonze.
[Mariner's Hardware, Petaluma, CA, USA]
Custom single pane and thermal windows in a variety of fixed and sliding designs and attachment methods.
[Gebo Marine Glazing B.V., Almere, the Netherlands]
Rectangular portlights in bronze and stainless steel, with insect screens.
[ABI / Precision Lighting, Petaluma, CA, USA]
Plastic opening ports that claim no corrosion, no condensation, no leaks and no waterfall when you open the window. Screens and interior trim rings included. Also sells rainshields, port holders, and latches.
[Beckson Marine, Inc., Bridgeport, CT, USA]
Arms, blades, and control boxes for windshield wipers.
[Ongaro Marine Ltd., Delanco, NJ, USA]
Sealants, Adhesives and Caulks
If you use your boat in more than just fair weather, the ventilation found in most production boats will quickly prove to be inadequate.
Don Casey
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