Marine & Industrial Riggers, suppliers of Wire & Fibre Ropes, Rope Fittings, & Load Restraint equipment, Splicing by hand and mechanical, Swaging, Suppliers of lifting gear, lifting slings in wire rope, fibre rope, chain and webbing, Inspections of lifting tackle to comply with LOLER regulations, Testing of lifting gear in house and on site, Repairs to lifting tackle. Nationwide service, 7 day a week service, competitive prices, Highly skilled workforce.

Dealers for new and used Jeanneau yachts. Brokerage and Aftersales support, warranty and service

A traditional boatyard established over two hundred years ago in one of the most beautiful creeks of Falmouth Harbour. We specialise in the repair of wooden craft and build small local designs to order. Moorings, winter storage etc. available.

Cornwall’s College of the Ocean

Performance Rigging was set up by industry renowned rigger, Gordon Bonney (aka Flash), in 1993. To help you to keep your yacht running efficiently and safely all year round, we offer a wide range of rigging services and products for yachts ranging from 25ft to 70ft.

We are also an independent supplier of rigging parts and hardware with stock from Selden, Z Spars, John Mast and Axxon. The Performance Rigging Rope Shop at Hamble Point Marina is also well worth a visit with vast stocks of high quality Maffioli and Kingfisher rope for a variety of applications.

Wooden boatbuilder
Yachts
Fishing boats
Motor launches
Class boats and dinghys
Rowing boats and Gigs

Frazer-Nash is a leading systems, engineering and technology company. We help organisations deliver innovative engineering and technology solutions to make lives safe, secure, sustainable, and affordable.

Arising out of its ground-breaking work on Cutty Sark, the University of Greenwich can provide cost effective support to other historic ship owners who keen to conserve their priceless artifacts. Principal areas of skill are in the strength assessment of historic forms of ship construction and the development of techniques to turn conservation into a predictive science

Scotland's premier marina is located on the southern shores of the River Clyde, within 30 minutes travel time from Glasgow and its International Airport by direct road and rail links. Kip Marina is Scotland's gateway to some of the world's finest sailing waters, giving easy access for boat owners from all over the UK and Europe. There are 620 protected pontoon berths available 24 hours a day seven days a week for vessels up to 24m with a maximum draft of 3.5 metres.

Going back to the late 1800s, Edwin Stone became renowned for making the best willow baskets and crab pots for local fishermen. Edwin’s son, James, went on to complete an apprenticeship as a shipwright at the legendary Edgar Cove boatyard in Salcombe.

Before starting his yard in Salcombe, Edgar Cove had worked at Fife’s yard in Fairlie during the period when they built the first of Sir Thomas Lipton’s “Shamrock” Challengers for the America’s Cup. Covering a span of sixty years, three members of the Stone family learnt their trade at Edgar Cove.