Deck hardware

All the stainless steel hardwareyou'll need on board your boat. Find the essential equipment and accessories for maneuvering and mooring in a marine environment.

Piton à œil inox filetage métrique avec anneau articulé 8 x 100

Stainless steel eye bolt, metric thread with articulated ring

4,74€

Asymmetrical eye stainless steel karabiner

2,20€

4.0(1)

Stainless steel swivel with shackles

4,39€

Stainless steel swivel with ring + shackle

3,98€

Stainless steel turnbuckle hook and hook

2,40€

Boat Hardware

Boat hardware refers to all the metal equipment used on board a boat for maneuvers, rigging, and mooring. These parts connect ropes, cables, and the various anchor points of the vessel.

It is intended for sailboats, catamarans, and pleasure boats. Designed to withstand marine stresses, corrosion, and high mechanical loads, these parts play an essential role in maneuvers, rigging, mooring, and deck organization.

Our range of stainless steel hardware is aimed at both recreational boaters and demanding sailors looking for performance. Whether for cruising, regattas, or competitions, we offer a complete selection of equipment. Adapted to all types of boats (monohull sailboats, catamarans, trimarans, and pleasure boats), our solutions are reliable and robust.

We offer solutions suitable for both individuals and professionals. Our products are recognized for their quality and resistance in the marine environment. Whether for equipping, maintaining, or optimizing all types of boats, our stainless steel hardware ensures reliability, durability, and performance at sea.

316L Stainless Steel Hardware (A4 Marine Grade)

The majority of our accessories are made of 316L stainless steel, also known as A4 marine grade stainless steel. This alloy contains chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, which gives it excellent corrosion resistance in saltwater environments.

316L stainless steel is particularly recommended for marine environments exposed to sea spray, climatic variations, and permanent humidity. It is used on deck equipment, running rigging, fastening systems, and all installations requiring high durability.

To maintain its original shine, a simple regular rinse with fresh water or cleaning with a microfiber cloth is sufficient.

You can also find our A2 stainless steel hardware, an ideal stainless steel for all standard uses.

Our Expertise in Hardware and Nautical Ropes

As specialists in ropes and nautical equipment, we support pleasure boaters, nautical professionals, and crews in choosing their stainless steel hardware.

Our expertise is based on a precise understanding of marine environment constraints: dynamic loads, friction, salt exposure, and variable navigation conditions. This allows us to offer coherent combinations of hardware and ropes to guarantee reliable and durable assemblies.

We also ensure that we offer solutions compatible with the main uses on board: cruising sailboats, catamarans, dinghies, or motorboats.

Other Uses: Fixings for Habitat Nets

Although our core business is marine, some hardware elements also find applications in residential settings.

Carabiners, shackles, or eye bolts can be used for technical installations such as tensioned structures. This makes them perfect fixings for installing indoor and outdoor nets. Thanks to their corrosion resistance, they are suitable for environments exposed to humidity or bad weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your frequently asked questions for safe and effective use

Quels sont les équipements d’accastillage essentiels pour le nautisme ?

Que ce soit pour le réglage des voiles, l’amarrage ou les assemblages sous charge, voici les principaux éléments d'accastillage :

Mousquetons inox : Ce sont des éléments de connexion rapide utilisés pour relier une drisse, une écoute, une amarre ou un équipement de pont. Ils sont indispensables pour les manœuvres nécessitant des manipulations fréquentes et sécurisées.
Manilles inox : Les manilles droites ou lyres assurent des liaisons robustes entre différents éléments d’accastillage. Elles sont utilisées pour les points d’ancrage fixes ou mobiles et supportent des charges importantes en navigation.
Ridoirs : Ils permettent d’ajuster la tension des haubans et des câbles de gréement. Ils sont essentiels pour régler la rigidité du mât et optimiser les performances du bateau.
Tendeurs inox : Les tendeurs complètent ces fonctions dans les installations de pont et les structures extérieures.
Anneaux à friction : Les anneaux à friction sont utilisés pour guider les cordages sous charge, souvent en remplacement de certaines poulies sur des systèmes légers.
Émerillons : Les émerillons évitent la torsion des lignes en rotation et améliorent la fluidité des manœuvres.

Comment choisir son accastillage nautique ?

Le choix d’un mousqueton, d’une manille ou d’un ridoir dépend de plusieurs critères essentiels :

la charge de travail appliquée (traction, tension, levage léger)
le type de cordage ou de câble utilisé
l’environnement (navigation côtière ou hauturière)
la fréquence des manipulations
le rôle dans le gréement (fixation, réglage, liaison, guidage)

Un accastillage adapté garantit non seulement la sécurité des manœuvres, mais aussi la longévité de l’ensemble du gréement. Une pièce mal dimensionnée ou inadaptée peut entraîner une usure prématurée des cordages ou une perte de performance en navigation.