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Ultimate Sails joins the Ullman Sails family

by Kelly Buchan on 16 Feb 2012
Andrew Turner of Ullman Sails Brisbane Andrew Turner
Ullman Sails is excited to announce that Andrew Turner has joined our international group of sailmakers as Ullman Sails Brisbane. Andrew joins the group with 20 years of sailmaking experience behind him, including nearly ten years as one of Australia’s leading independent sailmakers and designers, Ultimate Sails.

Over his career, he has built and designed sails for maxi catamarans and cruise ships through to title-winning dinghies and world champion land sailors. Now Andrew looks forward to bringing his expertise to a collaborative group effort that shares the same philosophy:

'My decision to move to the Ullman Sails group was infused by the group’s continuous commitment to building strong sails which perform at the top of their field. I am also drawn to the group’s inspiring attitude to help people get more from their boats.'

Growing up in a sailing family, Andrew has devoted most of his life to the sport of sailing; a hobby and passion which has seen him sail and work in locations all over the world.

His racing experience is large and varied from the International Contender Dinghy and Tornado Catamaran World Championships to the Sydney to Hobart and many Brisbane to Gladstone yacht races on different styles and sizes of yacht. He currently owns and races a T650 sports boat, which is getting great results in Queensland this season.


Andrew’s loft is situated in Wynnum, Queensland, a popular bayside suburb of Brisbane. As Ullman Sails Brisbane, the loft will be the closet to Manly Marina – the second largest marina in the southern hemisphere.

It will continue to provide the same great customer service and product which people have grown to know and love; but with the added benefit of having all the amazing resources, combined knowledge and experience that the Ullman Sails group provides. It is an exciting time for sailmaking in Brisbane and the standard that people have come to expect has just moved up a notch!

Contact Andrew and his team at Ullman Sails Brisbane:

3/76 Andrew St
Wynnum, QLD, Australia
Phone: +61 7 3348 7245
Mobile: +61 0 409 057 689
Email: andrew(at)llmansails.com.au

There are now five major Ullman Sails lofts in Australia – Sydney, Brisbane, the Whitsundays, and locations in Perth and Mandurah to service Western Australia.

No matter your passion on the water, Ullman Sails provides a complete range of high quality racing and cruising sails, including our FiberPath membrane technology and world-renowned one design sails. With unrivaled customer service, we’re focused on making sure you get the sail you need to match your goals and your budget.

For more information, check out the website or visit us on Facebook: Ullman Sails Australia.

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