Specialised StainlessFabrication · Patumahoe

Custom fabrication · Marine

Marine stainless for boats that actually go out.

Marine fittings

Bow rails, grab rails, rocket launchers, rod holders, bait boards, dive-bottle racks, fuel and water tanks and commercial fishing fittings, fabricated in 316 stainless and polished so they stay that way.

Indicative pricing · NZD

$350

from, + GST

Typically $350–$8,000 + GST depending on the job

Price guide & quoted scope
Get a quote for your project

Or call Matt 021 2555 443

316 stainless
Marine-grade, polished
Tube & plate
Rails, brackets, tanks, decks
Commercial too
Fishing and workboat fittings

01 / The range

Rails, racks, tanks and repairs.

The workshop has made marine fittings for commercial fishing for years, so the recreational stuff is easy. Bring the boat or send the measurements.

01

Rails & rocket launchers

Bow rails, grab rails, targa and hardtop frames, rocket launchers and rod holders bent and welded to the boat.

02

Bait boards & deck gear

Metal bait-board frames and fishing stations planned around working height, removable mounts, drainage and separately specified cutting inserts, plus dive-bottle racks, ladder brackets and anchor gear.

03

Tanks

Fuel, water and live-bait tanks in stainless or aluminium, baffled and pressure-tested.

04

Commercial fishing fittings

Pot hauler frames, sorting tables, gantry brackets and repairs for workboats.

02 / Price & scope

Indicative marine fabrication pricing.

Indicative range only. Final pricing depends on the item, tube size, polish level and whether we fit it on the boat.

Discuss your quote with Matt

Custom marine stainless fitting

From a single rod holder to a full bow rail or tank.

$350from, + GST

Typically $350–$8,000 + GST depending on the job

Details to agree for your job

  • 316 stainless, mirror or satin polished
  • Tube bent and TIG welded to the boat
  • Tanks baffled and pressure-tested
  • Fitted on the trailer at our workshop

Scope & other costs

Rocket launchers and bow rails usually sit in the $1,500–$4,500 range; tanks depend on capacity.

04 / The practical details

Questions about marine stainless fittings.

Why 316 and not 304 on a boat?

316 has added molybdenum, which resists salt-water pitting. Grade selection also depends on exposure, surface finish, cleaning and the fitting’s use; Matt can specify the material for the particular job.

Can you copy a rail from another boat?

Yes. We can work from a photo and key measurements, or from the boat itself on the trailer, and bend the rail to match the deck line.

Do you make aluminium boat parts too?

Yes. Aluminium hardtops, frames, tanks and repairs for alloy boats are all workshop jobs.

How it works

Spec, quote, fabricate, fit.

01

Spec

We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.

02

Quote

It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.

03

Fabricate

Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.

04

Fit

Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.

Let’s make it fit

Show Matt what you’re working with.

Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.

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WorkshopPatumahoe, Auckland
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