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Dan Hussey

Dan has experience on boat building and understands boats. The majority of his time is spent making chairs, but he specialises in steam bent components and has been commissioned by The Excelsior Trust to make steam bent hoops from green ash.

Hylas Yachts

For over 40 years, Queen Long Marine has created innovative yachts under the Hylas brand from the designs of Sparkman & Stephens, Germán Frers, Bill Dixon and Dean Salthouse. Many have been award winners, both for their beauty and build quality.

Hypro Marine

Hypro Marine have been specifying and supplying manual and power assisted hydraulic steering systems to the Marine Industry for 40 years. During this time we have evolved and developed our own product range to satisfy the demanding requirements of today’s high tech luxury motor yacht and commercial boat builders. Hypro Marine employs a team of highly experienced, skilled staff throughout all areas of the business, all of whom actively contribute to continually improve efficiency processes and product quality in line with our ISO9001 accreditation. The culmination of this is a product range
Hydraulics Steering

Iron Wharf Boatyard

Long term and short term moorings alongside our quay in soft mud berths, with long and short term storage ashore for new builds, refits or temporary layups. Cranage - Driven by our skilled and experienced operators, our cranes can handle boats up to 16 tons displacement. We will also arrange cranage for larger vessels. Dry docks available for flat bottom craft - dimensions approximately 90 ft maximum length, 21 ft 6" beam, 5 ft depth. Tug service. Electricity, water and diesel supplies. On site storage units, sheds and containers. On site Chandlery, an independent business offering
Boatyards Craneage Storage

Irons Brothers

Back in March 1925, three Irons brothers purchased, for £350 the premises and equipment previously owned by G. Harris , a specialist in the production of water pumps. Harris was based in the small market town of Wadebridge in Cornwall and this is where the company manufactures today. Over the years the business grew and evolved and in May 1930 was incorporated as Irons Brothers Ltd. Irons Brothers initially traded as a foundry and general engineering works by servicing the busy Cornish Clay industry and also continuing the production of vacuum pumps, a business started by G. Harris. The Second
Ballast Castings Stainless Steel

Bruce Isaac

Major and minor repairs and modifications carried out.

Island Harbour Marina

Set in a beautiful and secluded valley, yet in a central location, Island Harbour is the perfect base from which to explore the Island and the Solent. Located in navigable water on the River Medina, the marina is approximately two miles upstream from Cowes, just above the Folly Reach.
Chandlery & Equipment

Isle of Wight College

The college provides a one-year yacht and boatbuilding course which is 70% practical and 30% theory plus City & Guilds Parts I-III and BTEC courses. NVQs: Performing Engineering Operations (PEO) Level 1, Composites Foundation Course (includes PEO Level 1). Marine Apprenticeships.