Marine Hawse Pipes

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316 175mmx 100mm Rope Hawser 316 175mmx 100mm Rope Hawser SAW-29900

$158.94 $167.30

$8.36 off RRP of $167.30

316 Ss Triangle Hawse Pipe 316 Ss Triangle Hawse Pipe SAW-29903

$150.15 $158.05

$7.90 off RRP of $158.05

316 150Mm X 80M Hawse Hole 316 150Mm X 80M Hawse Hole SAW-29906

$82.60 $86.95

$4.35 off RRP of $86.95

Hawse Hole Oval Cast G316 S/S 138X63Mm Hawse Hole Oval Cast G316 S/S 138X63Mm BLA-192148

$113.91 $119.90

$5.99 off RRP of $119.90

Marine Town Hawse Hole Oval Cast G316 S/S 145X97Mm Marine Town Hawse Hole Oval Cast G316 S/S 145X97Mm BLA-192149

$132.91 $139.90

$6.99 off RRP of $139.90

Hawse Hole Triangular Cast G316 S/S Hawse Hole Triangular Cast G316 S/S BLA-192158

$151.91 $159.90

$7.99 off RRP of $159.90

Marine Town Hawse Hole Oval With Lid S/S 160X115Mm Marine Town Hawse Hole Oval With Lid S/S 160X115Mm BLA-192160

$104.41 $109.90

$5.49 off RRP of $109.90

RWB Hawse Pipe S/S Triangular RWB Hawse Pipe S/S Triangular RWB1309

$133.20 $144.00

$10.80 off RRP of $144.00

RWB Hawse Pipe Cast S/S RWB Hawse Pipe Cast S/S RWB1310

$86.95 $94.00

$7.05 off RRP of $94.00

316 235mm Xv 140mm Hawse Hole 316 235mm Xv 140mm Hawse Hole SAW-29904

$152.14 $160.15

$8.01 off RRP of $160.15

Marine hawse pipes help guide rope, chain or mooring lines through a deck, coaming or fitting opening so that line handling is neater and the line path is controlled. They are commonly used around anchoring, mooring and docking layouts where a clean entry and exit point reduces wear on the rope or chain and keeps the deck tidy. Compare size, shape, material, finish and fixing style against the rope or chain being used, and check the deck area carefully before cutting, drilling or replacing existing hardware. Confirm the fitting suits the line path and surrounding hardware before making any changes to the deck.

Sizing and Placement

Hawse pipes work best when the opening suits the line path and the fitting is sized correctly for the rope or chain it will guide. Check rope or chain diameter, the required bend angle, deck thickness and the available fixing area before choosing a product. Forcing a line through an undersized or wrongly shaped hawse pipe will increase wear and reduce the benefit of having the fitting at all.

Broader boat deck hardware may also be relevant if cleats, fairleads or other deck fittings need to work together in the same area. Plan the full line path before measuring for the hawse pipe.

Material, Chafe and Related Hardware

Material choice affects durability, appearance and how much the fitting contributes to line wear. For mooring and anchoring layouts, consider how the pipe interacts with boat cleats, anchor rope and chain and nearby deck fittings. A hawse pipe with smooth edges and a suitable radius reduces chafe on the line passing through it.

Related marine deck fills may be considered when planning other deck openings at the same time, but each fitting should be chosen for its specific purpose and confirmed against product specifications before any deck work begins.

Marine Hawse Pipes FAQ

What is a marine hawse pipe used for?

A marine hawse pipe guides rope, chain or mooring lines through a deck or fitting opening, helping to organise line paths and reduce wear at the deck edge.

How do I choose the right hawse pipe size?

Check rope or chain diameter, the required deck opening, fixing footprint and the angle the line will take. The opening should allow the line to pass cleanly without sharp bends.

Can hawse pipes be used for anchor chain?

Some hawse pipes suit chain routing, but this depends on opening size, shape, material and layout. Check product details against the anchor chain or rope used on the boat.

What material should I choose for a hawse pipe?

Choose based on deck exposure, finish and expected wear. Stainless steel, nylon and other marine-grade materials are available check product specifications for the intended location.

What other hardware works with hawse pipes?

Cleats, fairleads, rope and chain often sit near hawse pipes. The deck layout should allow the line to run cleanly between fittings without creating sharp angles or contact points.