YACHT ESSENTIALS


CABBS


Carpentry and Boat Building Services was established in 2007 with the goal of creating a reliable yacht carpentry company that provides the highest quality workmanship at competitive rates. More than 20 years’ experience in the trade has given CABBS the ability to ‘think outside the square’ and complete projects, within budget and on time. Fine interior joinery, exterior


furniture, refits, restorations,


classic wooden yacht construction, teak decking, flocking, perspex and Corian work. CABBS can do it all and more! For more details Tel: +35 677308958 or visit www.cabbs.es


Sun Concept


Solar Boat Builders is a Portuguese company fully dedicated to the design and production of solar powered boats. It was born from the will to insert the auto-sustainability concept into the nautical world and to develop solar boats that can be considered valid options regarding price when compared to traditional boats. In 2016, Sun Concept started producing their first model, a 7m boat, very suitable for tender operations and also for day cruising. It was presented to the industry at the 2017 Boot Dusseldorf Show. For 2017 we can expect a 12m catamaran that Sun Concept believes will turn a page in the boat building world. For more details Tel: +351 912 258 413 or visit www.sunconcept.pt


Gurit


The best designers and builders in the marine industry rely on Gurit engineering services and advanced composite materials because of the extensive experience of the technical and sales personnel. With a heritage and pedigree of more than 35 years, the Company has always been at the forefront of innovation, quality and service to its clients. A dedicated and passionate team, including successful sailors, supports business partners all along the line of producing an outstanding result time after time. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1983 828 000 or visit www.gurit.com


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