If you do not own a FAB Dock, or at least heard of FAB Dock by now, you must be living under a rock. After seven years of serious research and development, the team responsible for developing the world’s best dry docking system is now setting sales records across numerous countries. If you happen to be travelling across Australasia, the Pacific Islands or either coast of the US, you will likely see a boat or two safely tucked into a FAB Dock.
A FAB Dock may not be the first dry docking system ever invented, but it is the first one to solve the myriad of issues facing such systems, and at half the price of previous efforts. On top of this, it also helps you berth your boat all by yourself without having to throw the wife or girlfriend off the boat to catch lines, and pull the boat in before you hit the dock or the boat next to you. With a projected payback period of three years, particularly for stern drive boats, it is actually amazing that not every boat living in the water, is not living in a FAB Dock.
Success always breeds success, and as the FAB Dock brand becomes the number one choice of dry docking for boat owners and boat brands, more marine industry personalities are becoming involved. The latest to join the growing list of agents and distributors is Callum Jupp. Most people here on the Gold Coast will know Callum as the previous owner of STS Marine and Industrial Products. Having built that business into the most successful chandlery store on the Coast, he decided that it was time to move on after receiving an offer he could not refuse. Way too young to retire, Callum had numerous choices to join marine teams all across the southeast, but was always impressed with the FAB Dock product and FAB Dock philosophy; and so has become the South East Queensland distributor.
Having sold many litres of antifoul and thousands of anodes over the years, Callum can see the financial and environmental benefits of owning a FAB Dock, which reduces maintenance costs substantially. Mooring and berthing can also be a major source of frustration that Callum has had to deal with many times over the years, with misunderstandings between the skipper and the deckie being very common. Therefore, by eliminating this stress from your boating experience, it will make owning your boat so much more enjoyable.
So, if you know Callum, give him a call and ask him about his new venture, or just check out the website at www.fabdock.com and send him an email and he will get back to you. You will be pleased you did.
