Wanted

SOLENTER · 25 March 2006, 12:39

I Need a locking hatch with a smooth door to fit a 300mm*200mm opening
does enyone no of eny, plenty of non slip ones cant find a smoooth one

pressman · 25 March 2006, 13:32

try vittesse

SOLENTER · 25 March 2006, 14:17

Give Me A Bit Moor To Go On Google Not Playing Ball

SOLENTER · 25 March 2006, 14:32

Found Them I Will Give Them A Ring On Monday Thanks A Lot
Eny Moor ?

SOLENTER · 27 March 2006, 09:33

Still Looking For Access Hatch 200*300 Locking I Would Prefer A
Smooth Finish , Somebody Must Make Them ?

Phoned Vittesse Could Not Help So Still Looking

Tim M · 27 March 2006, 22:50

http://www.mailspeedmarine.com/Produ...5-1f03ada184c1

Not smooth but a start.....

Edit: just re-read your first post about there being loads of non slip ones. I think it will be very hard to find a smooth one of this size; the only readily avalible option for smooth is a see-through one like the ones you get on yachts. These tend to be bigger though as they often double as escape hatches.

Jon Miller · 28 March 2006, 06:04

have you tried lewmar?

SOLENTER · 28 March 2006, 19:07

Thanks for the feedback Tim already no about Mailspeed still looking for somthing that wont take the skin off my knees

Also looked at Lewmar Jon thay only do clear ones and i want to keep
valuables behind it

Nos4r2 · 28 March 2006, 20:16

Paint it.

SOLENTER · 28 March 2006, 20:41

I would stick to worrying sheep if thats the best you can come up with

Nos4r2 · 28 March 2006, 20:47

Is there a reason you can't rub down and paint a clear hatch?

SOLENTER · 28 March 2006, 20:59

Cost to start with clear hatches are around £150 compared to £30 or so
and i cant stand bodgeing secondly

Nos4r2 · 28 March 2006, 21:05

It's not bodging if it's done properly-but fair comment about the price.

SOLENTER · 28 March 2006, 21:12

I am not going to win this one am i

Nos4r2 · 29 March 2006, 03:13

no

whats it worth?

Jimmy_Beam · 29 March 2006, 04:06

Get a rough one and take a belt sander to it.. Take your time, then smooth sand it and fill the "ouches" with bondo, and paint it.

Tim M · 29 March 2006, 10:38

Kneeling on a non slip one isnt that painful as long as you don't have rugby players knees!

Where is it going on the boat?

SOLENTER · 29 March 2006, 17:56

Thats a thought Jimmy whats bondo when its at home

As for kneeling on it Tim its for a door on my consoleat knee hight below the
steering wheel,as for my knees yes thay are buggerd

Cookee · 30 March 2006, 07:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by GRUMPY

Thats a thought Jimmy whats bondo when its at home

Bondo is car body filler

SOLENTER · 30 March 2006, 17:53

Bodge Job then yuk