Hobo Yachting
RYA courses, VHF, sea survival, first aid, use of radar, electronic navigation and diesel engines.
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Holes Bay Marine
Established 20 years ago and located at Cobbs Quay in Hamworthy, Poole, Holes Bay Marine has family at the heart of its vison. Still run by the four founding partners, it wouldn’t be the success it is now without all the support given over the years by our extended families. Our skills and knowledge combine to make us leading experts in all aspect of marine engineering. Our core values are expertise, value, customer service and quality.
Holman Rigging
Free Deck level Rig check for Yachts in Chichester Harbour. Holman Rigging are a specialist Mast and Rigging Service for Hampshire and West Sussex and are agents for the major suppliers in this field. Established in 1991 at Dell Quay we have steadily grown the business, currently employing 3 riggers working out of Chichester Marina. Our aim has always been to offer an efficient and personal service offering sound products, workmanship and advice. Our services include- Supply & Replace, or Service & Repair Spars and Rigging equipment. Rig checks Craneage at Chichester Marina Supply and service
Holyhead Sailing Club Slipway
Holyhead Sailing Club, is a Community Interest company, keeping the interest of the members to the fore. The club offers facilities for Dinghies of various designs with a dinghy park, Squibs and yachts with swinging moorings serviced by our club launches. Our training centre provides training for both adults and cadets and the club has some dinghies which can be used by members who have been approved. Our cruising section organise cruises in company to various locations and our club racing runs on a regular schedule. The club also runs regular racing for the various classes with SB 20s and
Allen Brothers
The Allen brothers, Tony and Glenn, started their business back in 1956 with a vision of producing performance sailing hardware driven by their passion for sailing and their love of engineering, innovation and technology. The first fittings, which they designed and made for their own race boats, were such an improvement on everything then in use, that they were persuaded to set up full production to meet the demand of the growing dinghy sailing market. The company has grown in the past 60 plus years to become a major exporter, selling high-performance sailing hardware to around the World. R&D
Hood Sailmakers UK
Hood Sailmakers specialise in building high-performance, long-lasting sails for serious cruising yachts and classic yachts. Hood are the only sailmakers who weave their own sailcloth and, for more than 50 years, Hood sailcloth has been renowned for its quality and performance. In 1995 Hood launched Vektron(tm) sailcloth, a breakthrough in sailcloth technology, utilising Vektran(R) fibre to weave a higher strength, lighter weight woven fabric with superior durability and longevity. This process which has a worldwide patent, has been pioneered by Hood Textiles in Ireland. Because Vektron
Brian Horton
Naval historian, consultant and researcher, published authority on warships of the Napoleonic era and frigates of the 1850s. Involved with the restoration of HMS Victory and ex-inshore minesweepers HMS Aveley and HMS Dittisham, also the ex 'Ton' Class minesweeper HMS Wotton. More recently, has written several reference works for the National Maritime Museum, Caird Library, Greenwich.
HotVac (UK)
Does your boat suffer from blistering hull, not drying, osmosis re-occurrence? HotVac is the innovative patented process and solution for osmosis problems in all boats and yachts.
Houdini Marine Windows
For over 50 years, Houdini Marine Windows Ltd have been designing and developing cutting-edge products, using state-of-the-art technology. Highly satisfied clients from many different industries have commissioned us to deliver innovative, quality and aesthetically stylistic windows and doors. We have produced successful glazing solutions for: Commercial marine craft – fishing trawlers, patrol vessels, wind farm vessels, workboats, pilot boats, hovercraft, tugs, troop carriers Passenger ferries Luxury yachts Narrow boats, canal boats, Dutch barges, launches Mobile vehicles Bird hides Crane