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316 Fastening Shop chosen by Grand Banks Motor Yachts

by Kimberly Montague 1 Jun 2018 06:33 BST
Stainless Steel Rub Rail as seen on a Palm Beach Motor Yacht © 316 Fastening Shop

316 Fastening Shop is excited to announce that Grand Banks has chosen their stainless steel Rub Rail to be fitted to Grand Banks and Palm Beach Motor Yachts. The beautiful motor yachts are known for their sleek lines and the polished Rub Rail is the perfect addition to these beautiful boats.

The stainless steel Rub Rail is available in a solid or a hollow back profile. The solid profile is designed to be fixed directly onto the boat and comes in three sizes, ¾ inch, 1 inch and 1¼ inch. The hollow back profile is designed to fit in the PVC molding that is used on most production and trailer boats to disguise the deck join. It is available in two sizes, ¾ inch and 1 inch. The Rub Rail strips are available in 3.6metre (12 feet) lengths with countersunk holes approximately 6inches apart.

The gunwhale strips are made with marine grade 316 stainless steel and are batch tested on their arrival to Australia so only the best product makes it to the market. 316 Fastening Shop is the sole importer of the Rub Rail and provides to shipwrights around the country.

For more information head to www.316shop.com.au or www.rubrail.com.au.

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