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£9.78 (ex VAT) £11.74 (inc VAT)

Fits 13mm flange

Flexible PVC Boat U Fender

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PVC 204 is a flexible PVC U fendering profile designed to fit over a 13mm plain flange to provide protection to boats.

Manufactured in a UV stabilised, phthalate free, and 100% recyclable compound, our products are as kind to the environment as possible whilst delivering excellent in use performance.

Our non-marking PVC material provides the perfect alternative to rubber U fendering which is prone to leaching its colour on both your own boat as well as those around you.

This profile is manufactured in the harder 20 grade material for a secure fit but may need heating prior to fitting.

Flange Thickness: 13mm

Material: PVC - UK manufacture

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Fitting Instructions - U Profiles Size: (271.7 KB)
EU Warranty - April 2008 Size: (247.25 KB)

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do you sell 2 metre lengths. thank you

Question by: steve magee on 4 Jun 2019 17:15:00

Thank you for your question.

PVC 205 is available in 11m, 15m, 22m and 32m coils. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide cut coil sizes due to being left with wasted stock.

We are sorry we could not have been of more assistance in this instance.

Answer by: The Wilks Team (Admin) on 5 Jun 2019 09:15:00

Using PVC 205 I have to put it around the the stern of the boat at a 90 degree bend I have heated it but it has a kink at the top is there a way to get rid of this

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Question by: Jane Paull on 20 Oct 2016 22:15:00

Thank you for your question. We can offer the following advice:

"If it is an acute 90º bend then there is too much material to shrink back or stretch.

Some of the builders get round this by heating the corners up and pulling it around the corner under force.

Given that this is a retail customer we can suggest heating and stretching it around although they may not be able to exert the same pressure, in this instance it may be necessary to remove a small triangle of material on both the top and bottom at the apex of the radius."

We hope that this assists but please do not hesitate to contact our office should you require naything further.

Kind regards,

The Wilks Team

Answer by: Wilks Team (Admin) on 25 Oct 2016 10:05:00

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