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A good place to order your new windows is Rhigo in Bergen op Zoom. On this web page we will tell you why. Rhigo ships’ windows are designed to a well thought out system, and are of an excellent quality, so that the investment is decidedly a one-off occurrence. If you look around carefully when at sea, you will notice that increasing numbers of vessels are being fitted with aluminium windows in place of panes in rubber surrounds. The trend when building from scratch is to fit aluminium windows straight away (or have them fitted) as this has several advantages. For one thing, rubber profiles dry out in the course of time, which causes leakage. Other disadvantages of panes in rubber surrounds are that there is no possibility of ventilation (the windows do not open) and that the rubber always causes marks. Aluminium windows do not suffer from these disadvantages, a reason why more and more boat owners are choosing them, more so as safety is also improved. A pane in rubber can be stoved in by a heavy wave; a pane in aluminium never. The best time to install new windows is naturally after the sailing season. Your vessel is laid up for the winter or moored somewhere else, and you are regularly busy with maintenance jobs on your vessel. Mounting can be done by any do-it-yourselfer. Rhigo has developed a number of different fixing systems for this, suitable for the construction and material of your vessel. Moreover, Rhigo supplies the windows entirely complete with installation materials. Rhigo offers you many options, depending on your wishes and budget. All profiles are made of seaworthy aluminium and can be anodised or else coated in any imaginable RAL colour.