IMTRA selected to represent Seaview Blinds in North America

IMTRA, the leading manufacturer and importer of quality solutions and products for the marine, energy and transportation markets, announced it has been selected to be the exclusive distributor for Seaview Blinds in North America.
Seaview is at the forefront of product innovation, bringing to market the next generation of shading products including hatch blinds, venetian blinds, pleated blinds, roof blinds, roller blinds, and roman blinds, both manual and powered. Renowned for manufacturing custom blinds to fit a broad range of window shapes and sizes, Seaview has a full range of pleated and honeycomb fabrics for blackout and privacy blinds, as well as sheers. Able to fit installations on almost everyboat or yacht from 18- to 180-feet, they also offer free-hanging blinds without external cording or guidewires, ideal for doorways and open windows.
Seaview Blinds was founded by Ed Fitzgerald, the son of Oceanair founder Andy Fitgerald, who brings a lifetime of blind design experience to offer the perfect solution for those looking to upgrade their boat’s interior. He and his team have established a solid and proven reputation for excellence. Whether it’s a single shade or a complex project, Seaview has a high-quality range of bespoke and off-the-shelf innovative products to meet the most demanding requirements to exacting standards, all produced in their cutting-edge manufacturing facility, based on the south coast of the UK. With a wealth of experience in the industry, Seaview is familiar with and understands the challenges faced by boat builders operating within the harsh marine environment.
“We offer the finest components to discerning boat builders, yards and DIYers,” said Chip Farnham, IMTRA’s Vice President of Sales. “Seaview has an impeccable reputation for exceptional quality. We are eager to bring their product line to North America.”
“When planning on expanding our presence to North America, IMTRA was the first partner we thought of,” said Ed Fitzgerald, Managing Director, Seaview Blinds. “Their well-seasoned experts offer top-notch service across a wide range of marine equipment. We are confident in their ability and know our full product line is in good hands.”
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