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Collection: Marine Hardware

Shop marine hardware including latches, teak parts, deck plates, deck fills, vents, steering wheels, cleats, hinges, rails, and small fittings. Match dimensions, material, mounting pattern, and finish before replacing or adding hardware.

451 products

Shop by hardware job

Get the right fit at every mounting point.

Compare material, dimensions, finish, mounting pattern, and corrosion exposure before choosing the part that secures or finishes the project.

Replacing or adding hardware before the next trip?

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Buying guide

Marine Hardware buying guide

Use this collection for the small parts that secure, open, close, steer, vent, fill, and finish boat projects.

How to choose

  • Compare material, finish, dimensions, fastener size, mounting pattern, and corrosion exposure.
  • For latches, hinges, deck plates, and fills, measure the cutout, screw spacing, depth, and clearance.
  • For steering wheels and helm hardware, confirm shaft or hub requirements and product compatibility notes.

Common categories

  • Latches, teak, deck plates, deck fills, vents, steering wheels, cleats, accessories, hinges, and rail hardware.

Common brands here

  • Whitecap, Sea-Dog, Perko, Southco, Attwood Marine, Schmitt Marine, Beckson Marine, and Springfield Marine.
What measurements matter for marine hardware?

Overall size, cutout size, screw spacing, depth, clearance, fastener size, and any left/right orientation.

Which materials should I compare?

Stainless steel, plastic, aluminum, teak, rubber, and plated finishes behave differently in marine environments.

Are latches and deck plates universal?

No. Compare dimensions, mounting pattern, and existing cutouts before ordering replacements.