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Francois Vivier Architecte Naval

I have made design works for many French historical boats, mainly traditional boats of Britanny, from small fishing open boats to coasters 24m long. More than 20 replicas have been built on my plans. I have also been involved in many restoration projects and surveys of traditional wooden boats. Design works include hull forms (from half models, wrecks, pictures, artistries, administration data...), scantlings, and construction drawings, rig and sail plans, detail drawings of fittings, stability and more generally safety assessment according to sailing programme. Training: naval architect and

Hempel

Hempel is a world-leading coatings supplier to the decorative, protective, marine, container and yacht markets. From windmills and bridges to hospitals, ships and homes, our coatings protect man-made structures from the corrosive forces of nature. They help prolong a structure's service life, reduce maintenance costs and, we like to think, make it more attractive. Wherever we work, we always focus on innovative solutions and advanced production techniques. But our working method remains simple: we are curious, creative and self-critical, and always strive to create extra value for our
Paints

Gannon and Benjamin Marine Railway

G&B designs, builds, restores and maintains traditional wooden boats. Our philosophy is very simple: design and build using the finest materials and building techniques, to take people sailing in comfort, safety and with grace, in a variety of conditions and locations. Our boats are fast and seaworthy. Our construction methods are plank-on-frame, fastened with bronze and copper. We custom cast and fabricate bronze hardware for the deck and rig. We use native US woods (white oak, black locust, cypress and cedar) and South American hardwoods such as wana, angelique, silver balli and yellow heart

Hardanger Fart

Rope-making, traditional ironworks, blacksmith, caulking irons etc. Restoration of boats and ships. Traditional rigging and block making. Mast-making and building of traditional small boats.

Laurent Giles Naval Architects (NZ) Ltd.

The Laurent Giles Archive includes more than 1000 historic designs of sailing yachts and power craft from as far back as the late 1920s. Full plan sets and individual copies are available for new construction or refit projects, or for research purposes and general interest With bases in the UK and New Zealand, Laurent Giles' team of naval architects and design engineers continue to make significant contributions in the field of historical craft. Having the necessary experience with traditional construction materials, rig design and overall design philosophies, we can contribute to the Consultants
Interiors - Accommodation

Victron Energy B.V.

Our products include sinewave inverters, sinewave inverters/chargers, battery chargers, DC/DC converters, transfer switches, battery monitors and more. Victron Energy has a strong, unrivalled reputation for technical innovation, reliability, and build quality. Our products are widely considered to be the professional choice for independent electric power.
Converters Inverters

The UV Printing Company

The UV Printing Company is a family business that prides itself on producing exceptional quality advertising products. Using the latest environmentally UV printing technology we offer a wide range of PVC banners, roller banners, banner stands, textile flags, and feather flags. Our UV inks can also be printed onto specials substrates such as acrylic, wood, plastic and even metal. Perfect for exhibitions, displays or any other special occasion, we are more than happy to assist with your design. Please visit our website to find out more.
Flags, Pennants & Banners Graphics

Master Ropemakers

At the heart of the Historic Dockyard Chatham, Master Ropemakers maintains a process of ropemaking that dates back on this site for more than 400 years. We still use the 1/4 mile long rope walk and machinery from the Victorian era, as well as on more modern equipment including our testing house, to make our rope. We use natural and synthetic fibres in manufacture and our team of craftsmen not only make rope but work with it: splicing knotting, net making and creating bespoke products to customer requirements. The tradition of producing the finest ropes for the Royal Navy Ships including the
Cordage Rope

Bowman

From our earliest beginnings, manufacturing radiators for an automotive industry still in its infancy, to the introduction of our first tubular marine engine oil coolers, and the subsequent development of the shell and tube heat exchanger design that formed the basis of our current range, Bowman has been at the forefront of heat transfer technology for 100 years. Today Bowman heat exchangers are as renowned for their quality and reliability as they are for their excellent heat transfer performance, which is why they can be found in some of the most challenging industry applications worldwide
Heat Exchangers