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19-01-2016, 15:42
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good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
I need to haul my boat and redo a lot of the interior timber work, renew a lot of the original cupboards, benches etc.
Can anyone recommend a shipyard somewhere in asia, around Thailand, Phillipines area where they have had similar work done to a high standard at a good cheap price
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23-01-2016, 04:39
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Location: Any Where there is Blue Water
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by bobmac10
I need to haul my boat and redo a lot of the interior timber work, renew a lot of the original cupboards, benches etc.
Can anyone recommend a shipyard somewhere in asia, around Thailand, Phillipines area where they have had similar work done to a high standard at a good cheap price
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Check out A Complete Boat Refit Project In Satun, Thailand - Esper, Oyster 435 | followtheboat Jamie & Liz had major refit done in Thailand on their Oyster 435 in 2014.
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26-01-2016, 15:42
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Location: Malaysia
Boat: Wilf O'Kell 52'
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
PSS Shipyard near Satun Thailand. We had extensive work completed twice, and were one of the first yachts into the yard in 2007. Great yard with excellent workers and English speaking owners. Chandlery in the town, hotels, markets and hire car/bikes available.
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26-01-2016, 21:46
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by Tientos
PSS Shipyard near Satun Thailand. We had extensive work completed twice, and were one of the first yachts into the yard in 2007. Great yard with excellent workers and English speaking owners. Chandlery in the town, hotels, markets and hire car/bikes available.
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Thanks for that, it looks like PSS has got everything going for it.
I really enjoyed the videos of the Oyster refit.
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26-01-2016, 21:53
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Location: Aboard the Ocean wave
Boat: 55' sloop.
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by bobmac10
I need to haul my boat and redo a lot of the interior timber work, renew a lot of the original cupboards, benches etc.
Can anyone recommend a shipyard somewhere in asia, around Thailand, Phillipines area where they have had similar work done to a high standard at a good cheap price
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Well, there is cheap and there is superb… not always compatible. But in Nai and Toe of Inter Woodwork Phuket, you will get both. They are the absolute best. Boat Lagoon Phuket. The only question is if you are lucky enough to get their services as they are so much in demand. Did a full redeck for me and full interior refurb. I know around 15 other boats who had major work done by them and we all agree Nai and Toe are the best. Some of them had work done more than 15 years ago and still agree. They run a team of around 30 men, who are the best in the business. She is honest and diligent as the day is long, and a better project manager you will not find this side of the moon.
The yard iteself is like Cape Canaveral, with 3 travel lifts to choose from and a vast, hyperclean space with excellent security, many very good restaurants and accommodation nearby (in the huge compound), a large modern Western style supermarket actually within the yard area, 4 extremely well equipped chandleries, and every service you could possibly need, including excellent (and cheap) stainless, engineering, electrics, refrigeration, whatever. Oh, and blazing fast free internet, and 50 meter pool, clean and almost always empty!
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26-01-2016, 21:58
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Location: Thailand
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
Just hauled there for the 4th time Prices have gone up a lot but its still beats anything I have tried around here ..
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26-01-2016, 22:02
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by Emmalina
Just hauled there for the 4th time Prices have gone up a lot but its still beats anything I have tried around here ..
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Where and where?
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26-01-2016, 23:06
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
PSS Satun .....
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28-01-2016, 05:42
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Location: Fiji Airways/ Lake Ontario
Boat: Legend 37.5, 1968 Alcort Sunfish, Avon 310
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by Muckle Flugga
The yard iteself is like Cape Canaveral, with 3 travel lifts to choose from and a vast, hyperclean space with excellent security, many very good restaurants and accommodation nearby (in the huge compound), a large modern Western style supermarket actually within the yard area, 4 extremely well equipped chandleries, and every service you could possibly need, including excellent (and cheap) stainless, engineering, electrics, refrigeration, whatever. Oh, and blazing fast free internet, and 50 meter pool, clean and almost always empty!
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You tell me that AFTER I spent four years refitting myself during the short summer!
Place sounds like a destination with the refit being just a good excuse!
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28-01-2016, 06:42
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by Tetepare
You tell me that AFTER I spent four years refitting myself during the short summer!
Place sounds like a destination with the refit being just a good excuse!
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Well there are two (bona fide) massage places within the boat lagoon area where you can get massages for around $10 CDN an hour. (and no, that doesn't mean what some will think it means…) And a generous lunch at an excellent local eatery on the doorstep of the best chandlery will set you back around 4 dollars CDN. It is pretty nice. As a service destination Thailand is tough to beat. There are drawbacks of course. Phuket in general (though not Boat Lagoon in particular) is overrun with tourists, now mainly from mainland China. It is genuinely VERY hot most of the time, and the water in many places is murky. Plus the traffic is statistically (where statistics are actually gathered) the second most dangerous on earth… though can be kind of entertaining, in a WTF!!??? sort of way.
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30-01-2016, 16:21
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
If you like expensive and busy then Boat Lagoon or even Royal Phuket (next door) Is fine. There are of course lots of options in this area. All depends on how "hands on" you are. Either way I always recommend watching any work done on your boat as I had a very expensive experience in the Boat Lagoon. There are lots of slipways in Phuket as well.
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30-01-2016, 20:37
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by Emmalina
If you like expensive and busy then Boat Lagoon or even Royal Phuket (next door) Is fine. There are of course lots of options in this area. All depends on how "hands on" you are. Either way I always recommend watching any work done on your boat as I had a very expensive experience in the Boat Lagoon. There are lots of slipways in Phuket as well.
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Not with Nai at Interwoodwork, I'll warrant.
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30-01-2016, 20:51
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
I had work done at Ao Po due to Lagoon being located there, great facility but not cheap.
A friend has had work done at Saturn and recommends them.
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06-02-2016, 15:53
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Location: Langkawi, Malaysia
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
My biggest problem with Boat Lagoon is size. It is too small for larger yachts like mine. Asia Marine in Phuket town area across from Ratanachai.
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06-02-2016, 21:42
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Re: good shipyard with cheap labour in Asia
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Originally Posted by pbmaise
My biggest problem with Boat Lagoon is size. It is too small for larger yachts like mine. Asia Marine in Phuket town area across from Ratanachai.
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Sorry mate but this may be somewhat misleading. Boat lagoon is a truly enormous area, and can handle yachts significantly longer than yours, and no doubt significantly heavier… there are dozens of such right now on the hard there. The largest of the three boat lifts has a maximum capacity of 80 tons, and the yard can haul and handle vessels longer than 30 meters by 13 meters beam (going by Precision's figures). Perhaps it is because you are a trimaran, and so require very particular haul out arrangments, and you are marginally too wide? However saying "too small" may appear misleading.
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