Feadship Symphony 101.5m, The Netherlands: Metal Range

Fastmount’s Metal Range MC-05 clips have been used on the 101.5m superyacht Symphony built  by Feadship Royal van Lent in the Netherlands, which in 2015 was the first superyacht to pass the 100m mark.

In cooperation with the Royal van Lent Shipyard, Fastmount developed the MC-05 clips for the 101.5m superyacht, in order to meet Lloyd fire rating compliance.

This build used over 30,000 clip sets of the metal clip MC-05. Initially installed on ceiling and wall panels in the crew quarters, the success of the robust metal panel clips led to them being installed in ceiling and wall panels throughout the yacht.

Kroon B.V. is Fastmount’s distributor for the Netherlands, and was instrumental in bringing this cooperation to life. The Royal Van Lent Ship Yard is solely dedicated to custom-built motoryachts.

Royal Van Lent Shipyard
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