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The smallest open nylon cleat. Use for control lines on dinghies and kayaks. The white CL274W is used for window blind cords. Hangbird provides households a clever space saving solution to maximize valuable living space and simplify an everyday chore. The CL274 is being used on the pulley system. The frame accommodates a clothesline of up to 22 meters! It uses the warmer air close to the ceilin... Read more »

Item Type A  B C D 17.396.02 3/4" 26 mm 20 mm 84 mm 50 mm 17.396.03 1"  32 mm 25 mm 93 mm 60 mm 17.396.04 1" 1/2  48 mm 38 mm 114 mm 72 mm Read more »

The tooth design of the CL281 Sail Line Cleat (Port) allows a quick, positive lock that is easy to release. Add to this its low profile makes it ideal for tensioning sail leech lines. The integrated rope guide also make it suitable for adjusting & securing reefing points. The CL281 is also used as a low profile deck cleat. Manufactured from marine grade nylon for light weight and durable pe... Read more »

The tooth design of the CL281 Sail Line Cleat (Port) allows a quick, positive lock that is easy to release. Add to this its low profile makes it ideal for tensioning sail leech lines. The integrated rope guide also make it suitable for adjusting & securing reefing points. The CL281 is also used as a low profile deck cleat. Manufactured from marine grade nylon for light weight and durable pe... Read more »

For tensioning sail leech and luff lines, the Clamcleat® CL269 fits on the edge of a sail. This low profile all-nylon cleat can be sewn or riveted. The semi-flexible sides make it easy to fit around the edge of the sail. Adjust from either side of the sail. Strong and impact resistant. Technical details   Size Rope Diameter 1-4mm Material Nylon Hole Centers 30mm Length 50m... Read more »

he Clamcleat® CL233 Sail Line Cleat has a low profile and smooth snag free shape. This makes it deal for mounting onto the edges of sails to tension leech line and jib luffs. Also ideal for sewing onto canvas and technical fabrics.   Technical details   Size Rope Diameter 2-6 mm Material Nylon Hole Centers N/A Length 57mm Width 34mm Height 12mm Bolt Size 3mm... Read more »

The Clamcleat® CL221 Dinghy Leech Line Cleat is a low profile, snag resistant white nylon cleat, for sewing or riveting onto sails and technical fabrics. The CL221 is supplied complete with backplate and 2 rivets. Because it will hold very small lines it is ideal for adjusting dinghly leech lines.  Itis also used for tensioning dinghy jib luffs, whne rigged with a 6:1 advantage.  ... Read more »

The tooth design of the Clamcleat® CL258 Racing Fine Line (Starboard) allows a quick, positive lock that is easy to release. Add this to its' low profile and ability to hold high loads, makes it an ideal cleat for adjusting leech lines on larger sails. Use a backplate when riveting a cleat onto fabric to prevent the rivet pulling through. It can be mounted in two positions and can be sewn or ri... Read more »

The tooth design of the CL259 Racing Fine Line (Port) allows a quick, positive lock that is easy to release. Add this to its low profile and ability to hold high loads, makes it an ideal cleat for adjusting leech lines on larger sails. Use a backplate when riveting a cleat onto fabric to prevent the rivet pulling through. It can be mounted in two positions and can be sewn or riveted to the sail... Read more »

Clamcleat® CL212BP is a white Backplate for CL212, CL214W, CL241, CL258, CL259, CL273, CL281W and CL283W cleats. Use a backplate when riveting a cleat onto sailcloth, fabric, canvas and webbing, as it will prevent the rivet pulling through. A backplate can also be used when a cleat is sewn onto fabric.   Technical details   Size Material Nylon Hole Centers 49mm Length 70... Read more »

The Imray Mediterranean Almanac 2025-26 is the essential marine data resource for yachts sailing the Mediterranean. Edited by leading pilot book author Lucinda Heikell, it is published biennially with updates available in a downloadable supplement at the end of the first year.   It includes:  Data, waypoints and contacts for all major harbours and marinas throughout the Medi... Read more »