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What Clients think of us...

Excellent product and service, the windows as good as new and no leaks !!

Colin Shead

Moody 28 1986

Great service! fast, great quality. Will do all remaining windows now!

Mike (1962)

Beneteau First 285

Exellent service. A very prompt response to the initial enquiry, good communication throughout, prompt delivery of an excellent finished product. Very pleased. Eagle Boat Windows: highly recommendable.

Graham Loveland

1994 Hunter Ranger 265

Good quick turn around and excellent job. Very pleased with the service and the hatch looks amazing. Cheaper than new easier to remove and refit than new but looks like new!

Tim Needle

Gib sea 302

Neat job; hose pipe test showed no leaks. Also very quick turn around.

Peter Langford-Wood

sadler 32

ABOUT EAGLE BOAT WINDOWS

Eagle Boat Windows is a specialist marine window and deck hatch refurbishment company with over 30 years experience.

Put simply, we take leaky, crazed units and transform them into ones which are dry, clear and beautiful...

We offer services to private boat owners, refit yards and commercial clients (including the RNLI). We are particularly pleased to partner with Lewmar in Europe, covering their Custom and Heritage ranges.

Lewmar Superhatch closing seal now available!!

Eagle Boat Windows is delighted to announce the delivery of our first batch of custom manufactured closing seal for the Lewmar Superhatch range. Manufactured in the UK to a profile verified by Lewmar, this is the first obsolete profile to be brought back to service customers needs.

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Lids4Lend features in PBO (Practical Boat Owner)

Rupert Holmes from PBO describes Lids4Lend as a 'neat idea' in the New Gear section of the September 2020 issue.

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Lids4Lend is Go!

The Lids4Lend service from Eagle Boat Windows is now operational so here are some examples along with photos of the lids and mountings

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Wonderful washboards...

We've got washboards cracked...

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Are Brokers going crazy?

We all know that crazed windows and hatches don't help when presenting craft for sale. Even if not leaking, the very fact that they look...

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Impact of Covid screens on material availability

The world has gone mad for clear plastic, particularly 6mm and under. Both our suppliers (Perspex for Acrylic and Amari for Polycarbonat...

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Lids4Lend in Practice - Fitting a Lifeboat Lid

I thought it about time to test the theory and fit one myself. My 1990 Halmatic 30 has a now rare composite hatch from Canpa, made in En...

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Lewmar Opening Portlight Identification - Not so easy!

Don't rely on what's stamped on the acrylic to identify a portlight model. Instead, frame construction gives a more reliable guide.

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Moray's guide to metals in the marine environment

A useful guide to the use of metals in the marine environment written by Moray MacPhail and previously published in Watercraft magazine

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Reglazing the Windows on Toodle Pip (Moody 28)

Excellent article authored by Colin Shead discussing how he reinstalled windows on his Moody 28 after refurbishment by Eagle Boat Windows

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Replacing a pane in Lewmar Old-Standard Opener

Replacing the panes in some Lewmar old-standard opening ports

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