Yacht Glazing and Window Replacement Services

KRM Yacht provides glazing, plexiglass, and window replacement services for superyachts, covering exterior windscreens and windows as well as portlights, hatches, and selected interior glass elements. Typical reasons for a glazing scope include leaks and water ingress, delamination or cracking, UV related degradation, poor visibility, or an upgrade requirement during a refit period.

Work starts with an onsite assessment to confirm the failure mode and the installation type, including bonded glazing details where applicable. The right material is selected based on location and use, such as laminated or toughened safety glass, curved or tinted options, and acrylic or polycarbonate panels where required. For bonded systems, surface preparation and adhesive bonding steps are treated as critical, with careful alignment and controlled sealing to reduce the risk of future leaks.

Installation scopes can include removal of the existing unit, preparation of the aperture and seating surfaces, fitting and bonding, and close-out checks. Where required, leak investigation and re-sealing can be carried out as targeted works, with notes that support handover and future maintenance planning.

  • Glazing

  • Window Replacement

  • Windscreen Replacement

  • Bonded Glazing

  • Portlight Replacement

  • Hatch Replacement

  • Acrylic / Polycarbonate

  • Leak Repair & Re-sealing

  • Tempered Glass

  • Class Certified Glass

  • Interior Decorative Glass

  • Windshield

  • Laminated Glass

  • Tinted Glass

  • Sand Blasted Glass

  • Pantograph Door Glass

  • Plexiglass

  • Curved Glass

  • Toughened Safety Glass

  • Fire Resistant Glass

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    Discuss the Next Yard Period with KRM Yacht

    A refit quotation starts with three things: her main dimensions and lifting displacement, the worklist as it stands today, and the weeks you want her back in service. Send those to our project team through the quote form. Our project team reads the worklist, tells you what we would want to survey on board, and comes back with a first read on the work and the weeks. The quotation and the schedule to redelivery follow once she has been surveyed and the worklist is agreed.