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Solent Wooden Boats Ltd

Southsea, United Kingdom

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What Solent Wooden Boats Ltd does.

Solent Wooden Boats specializes in building and repairing small wooden boats, including unique projects such as one-off prototype designs of yachts and rowing boats. They also offer peripheral items like oars and spars, both traditional and custom-made for specific vessels. The company can repair clinker boats and undertake various boat maintenance tasks, such as varnishing and fitting replacement oar leathers using traditional techniques. Based in Casemate 53, Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth, Solent Wooden Boats was founded by Tom Bennett and Dave Edmondson.

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