The Relaxn Cabin Hook 304 S/S 115 mm gives you a straightforward way to hold a hatch or cabin door in place on smaller boats and trailers. The 115 mm reach suits short gaps between a frame and door edge, so it fits tight companionways and locker openings without getting in the way. Twin plates at roughly 40 mm wide each spread the load on lighter panels and thin bulkheads. Pressed 304G stainless steel handles the salt spray and hose-downs that come with Aussie marine use, from estuary runs to coastal moorings. The hook and eyes take standard 3.6 mm countersunk screws, so you can match them to existing stainless deck hardware without drama. Smooth bends and a simple latch action keep the kit reliable when sand, grit and wet gear are part of the trip. If you want solid value gear that just works, this is a smart buy.

• Relaxn pressed 304G stainless steel cabin hook
• Overall hook length approximately 115 mm
• Compact 40 mm wide mounting plates
• Suits 3.6 mm countersunk mounting screws
• Handy for boat cabin doors and hatches
• Stainless construction resists corrosion in marine use
• Simple hook and eye design with minimal moving parts
• Twin screw holes per plate spread load on panels
• Part number 30302 for quick reference
• Suitable for general deck fittings and security hardware

Q: Can this cabin hook be used outdoors on coastal sheds or gates?

Yes, the cabin hook is made from pressed 304G stainless steel. 304 grade stainless handles rain and salt-laden air better than mild steel or zinc-plated hardware. It suits outdoor coastal spots like decks, sheds and garden gates where corrosion resistance matters. Regular rinsing and occasional stainless cleaner will help keep surface tea-staining under control.

Q: What size screws should I use with this hook?

The plates are sized for 3.6 mm countersunk screws. Using 3.6 mm c/s stainless screws keeps the hardware seated correctly in the recessed holes and matches the strength of the hook. Pick a screw length that suits your door or frame thickness so you get solid bite into timber or backing plates. Stainless screws will also help avoid staining around the mounting points.

Q: Is this hook suitable for interior cabin doors on small boats?

Yes, the dimensions work well for small interior doors. The overall length of 115 mm suits short gaps between frames and door edges that you usually see in cabins and lockers. The 40 mm mounting plates fit neatly on narrow stile sections and thin bulkheads. This makes it handy gear for holding doors open at anchor or securing light hatches underway.

Q: Can I fit this to thin plywood panels without extra backing plates?

It can be fitted, but backing may improve strength. The hook uses two 40 mm wide plates with twin screw holes that spread the load reasonably well on thin panels. For frequently used doors or flexible plywood, adding a timber packer or backing washer behind the panel will stiffen the mounting area. That helps stop screws pulling through over time when the door moves around in chop.