List of products by brand Oceanair

Oceanair Marine Ltd started operations in 1990, establishing its headquarters in Selsey, West Sussex, UK. Since its acquisition by the Dometic Group in 2017, the brand has remained a core part of the Dometic marine portfolio. They specialize in managing light, heat, and insects on board, focusing on shading systems that fit into tight maritime spaces without compromising the aesthetics of the vessel. The engineering approach at Oceanair prioritizes modularity and durability, utilizing materials like polyester-coated aluminum, various polymers, and PVC to withstand harsh saline environments. Their designs are frequently specified for original equipment and refit projects, often ensuring integration with existing hatch and portlight configurations from manufacturers like Lewmar. Beyond shading, the brand maintains a presence in the marine cabin with functional interior accessories. Their product development centers on solving common onboard nuisances, such as glare from windows or the entry of insects during night hours. Whether for a small sailboat or a larger motor yacht, these components improve comfort in the galley, cabin, and head.

Marine shading and interior comfort

Choosing Oceanair means opting for components developed specifically for the marine environment, where humidity, UV exposure, and movement dictate material requirements. These products are intended for owners who seek functional, tailored solutions for light management and storage within the cabin. SkyScreen and Hatchshade systems provide both blackout and insect screening for hatches, often featuring a low-profile build. Portshade and Cabinshade offer control in smaller window areas. Accessories like the Brush & Stow toilet brush or the Dry Roll holder are engineered to remain secure in the confined space of a marine head. The use of pre-treated polyester-coated aluminum ensures these units resist the corrosive nature of sea air, maintaining mechanical performance over time. When you install these systems, you benefit from a design philosophy that considers the specific geometry of boat interiors. The integration of blinds directly into hatch frames avoids the clunky look of aftermarket additions. If you are refitting a cabin, these solutions allow for a clean finish while providing essential protection against heat transfer. The materials chosen are tested to prevent the yellowing and degradation that often occur with standard household alternatives. By selecting these specialized items, you ensure your interior remains a comfortable retreat regardless of the external conditions you encounter on your voyage. Less