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Alde International (UK)

Our founder Alde Rask decided at an early stage to build the ultimate heating system for caravans – and our approach is as uncompromising now as it was then. We are driven by a passion to help you fully enjoy the most precious moments in your life: leisure time. Today we are a world leading company which develops, produces and markets heating systems, mainly for mobile accommodation. The company is privately owned and maintains clear, long-term emphasis on internationalisation and product development. Our head office is in Färlöv in Sweden, in the same place where it all started. All

Ian Kemp

Rebuilding and restoration of riveted iron/steel/composite boats. Plate rolling, plate planking, plate punching, hot riveting, welding, fabrication. Replacement wooden Keelsons, gunwhales, rudders etc, Wood or steel cabins, Cabin fit-outs to original specification. Running gear, Engine reconditioning. Some spare parts for engines. Tarpaulins and cloths. Specialist painting to original specifications.

David Kemp Boatbuilding

David Kemp Boatbuilding is situated at Dadfords Wharf on the Stourbridge Canal in the West Midlands. Specialising in restoration work on historic craft as well as bespoke and replica new build narrowboats. All woodwork and steelwork undertaken as well as traditional painting and signwriting. All work is carried out sensitively, with careful attention paid to using traditional skills and methods to create a historically accurate restorations and faithful replicas. Hot angle forming and hot riveting also carried out.

John Keatley Metals

John Keatley Metals Ltd. was founded in 1896, by John Keatley who ran the company with his son Ernie, except during WW1, when his daughters Lily & Winifred helped to provide a wide variety of non-ferrous and other special metals to companies throughout Birmingham & the Black Country. With Ernie returned from the war, John Keatley continued taking an active part, right up until his death in 1949, aged 86. Ernie & Lily then ran the company until 1962, when both in their seventies decided to retire and John Keatley’s grandson Richard R Mason (the present Managing Director) took over.