New carpeting may not be high on your priority list. But if you look at your boat’s interior it could really help bring it all together, and it may be a treat for your feet that won’t hurt your wallet if you follow this advice. See our expert tips here.
Big jobs are usually expensive, but there are subtle ways to cut costs.
Boaters who are in the know notice the details. And when a fine finish is your goal, you need to look closely at your boat’s “problem areas.” Those old hatches with the dull finish may jump out at you. Here’s what to do to fix them.
Imtra’s new line of Acxent lighting changes the way boaters—and designers—think about brightening their boats.
Let There Be Light. Don’t keep the fish, or the dockside dollies, in the dark—install underwater lights.
The idea of making things look good as they function well is behind the whole philosophy of boatkeeping. The new Intellian i5 satellite-TV antenna shows the company understands that. Get all the details here.
Solar panels—especially foldable ones—aren’t just for sailors anymore.
Let there be (LED) light: A well-lit engine room can help you spot potential issues (read: oil leaks).
When it comes to keeping your boat cozy, you can’t beat a cabin heater. But installing one isn’t as simple as you might think.
A bow thruster and joystick install on our Grand Banks 42 project vessel shows how attainable this technology is for today’s boaters.
So you’ve got a quarter guard that got torn up by a piling? Or you need to plug a hole left by an extracted through-hull? Fiberglass fabric’s the answer.
Gizmo is one of the highest-tech boats of her class to be certain, but can she be more than that? Could we get her to be ecologically sound too? Find out here.
Upgrade your windshield-wiper motor and add peace of mind to your next cruise.
Ask anyone who spends any amount of time on a boat, onboard comfort goes a long way. Find out how to make your boat even more appealing to passengers here.
New carpeting may not be high on your priority list. But if you look at your boat’s interior it could really help bring it all together, and it may be a treat for your feet that won’t hurt your wallet if you follow this advice. See our expert tips here.
Big jobs are usually expensive, but there are subtle ways to cut costs.
Boaters who are in the know notice the details. And when a fine finish is your goal, you need to look closely at your boat’s “problem areas.” Those old hatches with the dull finish may jump out at you. Here’s what to do to fix them.
Imtra’s new line of Acxent lighting changes the way boaters—and designers—think about brightening their boats.
Let There Be Light. Don’t keep the fish, or the dockside dollies, in the dark—install underwater lights.
Displaying your boat’s moniker can be a thorny issue.
The idea of making things look good as they function well is behind the whole philosophy of boatkeeping. The new Intellian i5 satellite-TV antenna shows the company understands that. Get all the details here.
Solar panels—especially foldable ones—aren’t just for sailors anymore.
Let there be (LED) light: A well-lit engine room can help you spot potential issues (read: oil leaks).
When it comes to keeping your boat cozy, you can’t beat a cabin heater. But installing one isn’t as simple as you might think.
A bow thruster and joystick install on our Grand Banks 42 project vessel shows how attainable this technology is for today’s boaters.
So you’ve got a quarter guard that got torn up by a piling? Or you need to plug a hole left by an extracted through-hull? Fiberglass fabric’s the answer.
Gizmo is one of the highest-tech boats of her class to be certain, but can she be more than that? Could we get her to be ecologically sound too? Find out here.
Upgrade your windshield-wiper motor and add peace of mind to your next cruise.
Ask anyone who spends any amount of time on a boat, onboard comfort goes a long way. Find out how to make your boat even more appealing to passengers here.
