Jemal Wright Design Studio
Since 1999, Jemal Wright Design Studio has specialised in the design and fabrication of bespoke bath and spa furnishings for the yachting, aviation, residential and commercial industries. The fixtures have been described as functional works of art created for the consumer who has a unique sense of style. Today’s superyacht industry has evolved into one where being status quo is not an option and extreme creativity is a must. With this in mind, Jemal Wright Design Studio create fixtures in any metallic finish or colour as well as a variety of materials including carbon fibre. This flexibility gives their clients a wide range of options to complement any design idea while keeping weight and space restrictions in mind. For more details Tel: +1 305 915 0969 or visit
www.jemalwright.com
Transshipping Agents
First class services to the superyachts consigned to their care in Panama Canal transits, Panamanian ports and other destinations. Port Calls services include: immigration and customs procedures, marina slip reservations, concierge services, local provisions delivery & Panama Canal transits. Securing that vessels comply with Panama Canal regulations, lines and fender rental with linemen assistance. Additional services such as bunkering coordination, private shore excursions, local flight charters, navigation permits, planning itineraries are also available. For more details Tel: +507-397-9682 or visit
www.transshipping-pty.com
Anchorlift Technic
Anchorlift Technic deliver a wide selection of davits for tenders, RIBs and jetskis up to 7m, for mounting on swim platforms and decks. For yachts that don’t have a hydraulic platform or crane for lifting the tender out of water Anchorlift Technic have created a unique swing / tilt type davit called DD5, for tenders and jet skis up to 3,5m and 300kg. All products are 100% European made. Davits are fully adjustable and fit most tenders / jetskis on the marketd. For more details Tel: +47 90090414 or visit
www.anchorlifttechnic.com
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