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Bertram 31 Gets New Side Windows
New Bertram Windows Bertram Windows – The owner of this 31′ Bertram ordered bulkhead boat windows from us a few years ago, which you can see in the picture. The side Bertram windows were fine and the customer was in… Read More
Hatteras Long Range Cruiser 65′ Windows
Replacement port lights and aft deck boat windows are an improvement to bring this Hatteras 65′ Long Range Cruiser up to date.
Bertram 31′ Bulkhead Windows
Bertram Bulkhead Windows These replacement Bertram bulkhead windows were recently installed on a 31′ Bertram. Notice the interior portion of the frame. The interior frame is finished off so nice and fits snugly, so there is no need for interior… Read More
Hatch Cover Trim Rings Replacement
Hatch Cover Trim Rings Details: These replacement hatch cover trim rings fit the Bomar hatches used in Hatteras Yachts. The replacement rings are made from fiberglass or PVC and can be painted. No need for screws as the rings are… Read More
Hatteras Convertible 38′ Series II Boat Windows
Replacement windows for a Hatteras Convertible 38′ Series II
Hatteras Convertible 52′
Aft Salon Boat Window These pictures look like a mirror. Graylite 14 glass was used in this application for the aft salon boat window on a Hatteras Convertible. The darker glass is a popular glass tint in warmer climates to… Read More
Hatteras 55′ Convertible
Customized Hatteras Boat Windows Hatteras Convertible 55′ Customized Hatteras boat windows were updated on this Hatteras 55′ Convertible located in Maryland. The windows were leaking, corrosion and pitting was evident on the old aluminum frames. The corrosion was most likely… Read More
Ocean Yacht
Ocean Yacht Boat Windows Blind Dividers In this case this boat window is quite lengthy and has a bow in the design. In this application, three pieces of laminated safety glass were used to compensate for the bow design of… Read More
Portlights
Fixed Glass Portlights Fixed portlights aren’t for everyone, but from personal experience, once a portlight window is opened, leaks often occur. This happens because the seal around the rubber gasket breaks and loses its “seal”. Over time the rubber gasket… Read More