Marine Plumbing & Boat Vents
Shop all things plumbing and ventilation to help you complete your next boat project. From marine pumps and boat plumbing fittings, to through hulls and scuppers, we have what you need. » Read More
Marine Water Pumps
Marine water pumps are used in a variety of situations. A bilge pump is available in both automatic and manual versions and is designed to remove water from the bilge of your vessel. Livewell pumps bring fresh water into your bait tanks or livewell to keep your bait fresh and lively. Washdown pumps are high-pressure pumps designed to help you wash down the deck of your vessel. Marine pumps carry a heavy workload and need to be maintained and replaced periodically. Quality marine pumps are extremely important and can be the difference between an enjoyable day on the water and your vessel sinking!
Other Types of Pumps
Submersible in-line pumps are used to pump water or diesel and are versatile pumps to have aboard. They can also be used as bilge pumps in the event of an emergency. Macerators, or wastewater pumps, are most often found on larger vessels and act as waste disposal for areas prone to clogging. They use teeth to crush up and pump out waste. Areas such as fish boxes, garbage disposal systems, and sewage lines are prone to needing a macerator or wastewater pump.
Boat Plumbing Fittings
Marine plumbing parts and boat plumbing fittings take care of a vast assortment of applications on board a boat. At Boat Outfitters, we carry any fitting you need for your vessel. Installing a new drain plug? Yep, we got it. Replacing worn-out scuppers? Look no further, we have them as well as Y-valves, thru-hulls, and much more. Our fittings come in a wide variety of high-quality materials and applications.
Most Common Boat Plumbing Fittings
Boat Air Vents
Boat air vents are critical in supplying fresh air to areas that accumulate hazardous gases. This reduces the chances of dangerous explosions. They also supply ventilation to damp areas of your boat and guard against mold, mildew, and rot. Air vents allow fresh air intake for engines and motors that require air circulation to properly operate. Our air vents are made of high-quality stainless steel and anodized aluminum to ensure your air vent will last a lifetime, even in the harshest conditions.
Floor Drains
Drainage on deck is imperative for removing unwanted water on your vessel's floor. Floor drains are flush mounted directly to the floor of your boat and drain water away from the deck. Quality drains help ensure your boat deck will not fill with water. We offer drains with 45 and 90-degree options made of stainless steel to withstand a corrosive environment.
Thru-Hulls
A thru-hull is a fitting made to be installed through the hull of a boat. Thru-hull is a generic term for any fitting required to be drilled through the hull to be installed. Thru-hulls are most often used to let water in or out but are also used as sensor locations, exhaust ports, and more. Installation can be done above or below the water line depending on the type of fitting and job. Because thru-hulls are holes in your hull, a quality fitting is particularly important. Care should be taken when purchasing thru-hull fittings and materials should be carefully selected. At Boat Outfitters we offer a wide variety of thru-hulls for any situation. Our fittings come in a wide variety of materials so you can be sure you have the right tool for the job.
Scuppers
Marine scuppers are drains designed to allow unwanted water to escape from the deck of your vessel. Water from rain, or waves coming over your bow, is drained through your floor drains and runs out of your vessel through the scuppers. Boat Outfitters offers several different styles of scupper to best fit your needs and vessel. Scuppers are one-way drainage, meaning water can flow out, but not back in. This ensures your boat does not take on water and potentially capsize.
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