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portlight bulkhead thickness...

I own a Union 36 and I wanted to fit a portlight in the bulkhead just to the right of the companionway, looking aft, as for this similar boat (Tayana 37)....


http://www.sailboatlistings.com/view/2644


The problem is the bulkhead thickness.... close to 45 mm.... no-one seems to make a portlight that will cope with such a thick bulkhead.

I have tried a while back, but could not find one.

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Try http://www.newfoundmetals.com/ ...their extended ports can fit up to 2" thickness or 50mm
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Did you try newfound metals ? I saw there ports at a boat show. They may have what you need or will make it for you.
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What finish? Try Gibo from Europe. They have USA dealers.

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Bronze finish, and round. The rest of the ship's portlights are oval.
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Like I said...new found metals:
5"RBE 5" Round Extended $189.95
8"RBE 8" Round Extended $219.95

Will fit up to 2" thick.
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I had a look at that website. the 5" round port, in bronze, looks about right.
I take it that the 5" is the hole in the middle.

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Although I sing absloutely beautifully... Bryan Ferry would not get a look-in.... the first mate's singing is shocking, and a portlight would be much cheaper than a shrink.
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