Specialty
Smart film for yachts
Specialty interior work, planned conservatively and only where the manufacturer's guidance supports it.
Interactive visualization — not a photograph of a completed installation.
South Florida has one of the densest concentrations of large private vessels in the world, and interior glass — saloon partitions, stateroom dividers, bridge and skylounge glazing — raises the same privacy question as any premium interior.
How we approach marine work
We treat marine projects as specialty scope. Interior glass in a controlled, dry environment is the clearest candidate. Anything exposed to direct salt spray, standing water or continuous exterior weathering is assessed strictly against manufacturer documentation, and we will decline a location the documentation does not support.
Being straight about that is part of the service. Overstating suitability on a vessel is how people end up replacing glass.
Project variables on a vessel
- Yard or dock access and work window
- Panel geometry, curvature and the 5.9 ft maximum cut width
- Low-voltage distribution and transformer placement on board
- Coordination with the vessel's electrical engineer or licensed electrician
- Interior finish protection during installation
Budget shape
Marine work is the widest planning range we publish — carried over from the existing business at $2,000 to $30,000 and above — because vessel access, panel count and finishing scope vary more than in any building. These are planning figures pending survey, not quotes.
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