Sail Boat Rigging Tel +44 (0) 2380 511 929
a Department of Rigmasters (UK) Ltd

ROPES
Halyards
Sheets
Guys
Lazy Jacks
Mooring-
Ropes
Anchor Warp
Painters
Hawsers

WIRE
Stainless
Galvanised

WEBBING
Jackstays
Fender Lines
Lifting Slings

CHAIN
Stainless
Galvanised

OTHER
Rigging-
Scews
Shackles
Blocks
Tracks
Winches
Clutches
Sheaves
Furling Gear
Organisers
Anchors
Cleats
PAD Eyes
Vangs

South Coast Rigging Specialist

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Sail Boat Rigging

Sail Boat Rigging is a department of Rigmasters (UK) Ltd. We are a major supplier to the sailing yacht fraternity. We are based in Southampton and have immediate access to all of the South Coast ports, we also support many areas within the whole of the UK and abroad. We specialise in all types and sizes of rigging and rigging related equipment for all types of sailing craft as well as offering surveys on mast spars and standing and running rigging, we work on-site and in-house. We also offer project management & consultancy.

If you have a requirement in any of our categories please call Sail Boat Rigging on +44 (0) 2380 511 929 for a no obligation advice and quotation.

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For various reasons, such as repairs,re-fits or surveys,mast will have to be 'un-stepped' from a yacht. Shown here is Alan Bristow's "Twirlybird".In 2006 we removed and packed her two masts for transport to Singapore.

We often sail with our clients either if invited for racing or to sail-tune (adjust the Standing Rigging under sailing conditions.Shown here is "Dragon",a Spirit 58' (built by Spirit Yachts of Ipswich) which was launched in July 2009 and competed in the Cowes Classic Regatta.

The art of Classic Rigging is still very much in demand. From refurbishments to entire replacements, we have worked on numerous interesting projects. The item in the photo is a new cap-shroud with a fully refurbished dead-eye and new purchase from the yacht "Annabel J " lying at River Hamble.

Over the years there has been the introduction of new materials for Running Rigging on yachts. Checkstays and Running Backstays once made of galvanised or stainless steel wire, have now been replaced with high strength fibre cables such as Dyneema and as shown here by Kevlar.

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