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Product of the Week- the Bucket Base

by Martin Flory on 21 May 2014
Bucket Base - why did I not think of that SW
This might seem too simple for words, but if you've ever tried to stop a bucket sliding when and where you don't want it to slide in a rock-and-roll anchorage, you'll just love this product of the week. A bucket might be one of the handiest non-sailing pieces of gear on a boat, but it can create issues when it slides all over the deck (or, worse, topples), creating a hazard or damage to surfaces.

So, here's a new Bucket Base, which is a sturdy ring designed to minimize bucket sliding and toppling, helping prevent the creation of new scratches across the deck.

Stopping problems before they happen, this non-skid, non-marking ring won't damage boat decks. It helps prevent scratches in fiberglass and teak, while keeping a bucket in place. A bucket won't fall over with brushes in it either.

UV resistant and durable, the Bucket Base, produced by Shurhold, fits most 19-liter buckets.


Dedicated to educating boat owners, Shurhold provides key tips for boat value preservation at www.shurhold.com. Inventor of the One Handle Does It All system, Shurhold manufactures specialty care items and accessories to clean, polish and detail.

For more information go to www.shurhold.com.

If your local marine store does not stock the Bucket Base, here are the local distributors:

Australia
David Wood
Bob Littler Agencies
45 Aquarium Ave.
Hemmant, QLD 4174
Ph: +617 3907 5500
Fax: +617 3907 5599
David.wood@bla.com.au

Geoff Majer
Major Yacht Services
Level 1. 128 Terry St. Rozelle NSW 2039
Ph: + 61 2 9810 7200
Fax: + 61 2 9810 0144
info@mysaust.com
www.mysaust.com

New Zealand
Mark Illingworth
Thirty Seven South Ltd
PO Box 1874
121 Beaumont Street
Auckland
Ph: + 64 9 303 1459
Fax: + 64 9 307 8170
service@37south.com.nz

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