Manufacturers & Suppliers of traditional portholes & boat fittings and the Worlds largest dealers of reclaimed ships portholes & fittings. Over the years we have sourced incredible quantities of original ships portholes and marine fittings from the ship-breaking industry and the Ministry of Defence.

Here is a gallery of images of our 'yard' and showroom 1 year ago. We have just built an extra warehouse and putting extra floors in two similar warehouses, giving us treble the showroom space you see below. Summer 2011.

Coming soon .. Weld in portholes in 8in 10in 12in & 14in. We will list as soon as they arrive.

Reclaimed Ships & Boat Fittings

• Worlds largest stocks of reclaimed ships portholes; round, rectangle and oval.
• Ships fittings reclaimed from the best ships that have gone to the breakers as well as brand new Royal Navy surplus kit.
• Unique opportunity to own Military & British shipbuilder specification fittings & fixtures at prices that are a fraction of cost of making new.

Trinity Portholes & Boat Fittings

• Range of traditional style portholes & boat fittings, manufactured using high grade metals sourced from the ship-breaking industry.
• As attractive and the same standard as anything else on the market, but under half the price.

Click on Marine Antiques & Decor at the top to take you to our main website.

Supplied to a huge variety of marine, residential & commercial projects. Ships that we have salvaged portholes & fittings from recently include: SS France, Kenya Castle & HMS Fearless (Harland & Wolff), SS Olympia & MV Aureol (Alexander Stephen & Sons), RMS Windsor Castle (Cammell Laird), HMS Vengeance (Swan Hunter). Clients include some of Europes best boat builders as well as major contractors to the Royal Navy, Trinity House and US Navy.

Contact Us regarding the 1000's more items available that are not yet online. Ships that we have salvaged portholes & fittings from recently include:

SS France, Kenya Castle & HMS Fearless (Harland & Wolff), Olympia & MV Aureol (Alexander Stephen & Sons), Windsor Castle (Cammell Laird), HMS Vengeance (Swan Hunter) and HMS Intrepid (John Brown Clydebank)