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ACS Production

MONTOIR DE BRETAGNE, FranceUpdated Apr 2004

Turnkey installations all over the world on board newbuildings of cruise vessels, ferries, yachts and refit

Aker Warnemünde Operations GmbH (now Wadan Yards)

Rostock Warnemuende, GermanyUpdated Aug 2016

The Kværner Group is a world-class international engineering and construction Group located throughout Europe, Asia and the Americas. The Group's activities are organised in two core business areas: E&C (Engineering and Construction) and Oil & Gas.

Arvinyl Metal Laminates Corp

Corona,, Calif., United StatesUpdated Dec 2006

Manufacturer of high-quality laminated clad metal sheets and custom decorative products, including U.S. Coast Guard-certified interior ceiling and wall vinyl-metal laminates for the marine industry.

Canarm Ltd.

Brockville,, Ontario,, CanadaUpdated Feb 2004

Canarm Ltd. is a Canadian company specializing in ceiling fans, exhaust fans, ventilation systems, lighting, and controls.

Marine Interior Systems

Covington, LA, United StatesUpdated Aug 2004

Full service joiner and insulation contractor providing interiors for commercial and government vessels including insulation, bulkhead and ceiling panels, doors, furniture, galley and laundry equipment, and deck covering.

Norac AS

Arendal,, NorwayUpdated Sep 2007

Norac AS is a leading manufacturer and supplier of marine interior systems including fire-rated walls, ceiling systems, doors, prefabricated wet units, floating floors, windows, and furniture for cruise ships, ferries, commercial vessels, and offshore installations.

Panel Specialists, Inc. (PSI)

Temple, TX, United StatesUpdated Jul 2011

Interior Decorative Wall Systems for Marine applications in Accommodation Areas meeting all requirements of SOLAS, IMO and the FTP Code.

PortaFab

Maryland Heights, MO, United StatesUpdated Dec 2002

For more than 25 years PortaFab has been a leading manufacturer and designer of pre-engineered modular building systems for endless applications in solving in-plant space problems. When unexpected changes in business create new demands for in-plant space utilization, modular buildings give you unlimited flexibility in responding quickly - and for much less cost than possible with buildings made from conventional construction. The scope of our modular systems offers a quality solution for every in-plant space need. The unmatched array of interchangeable panel and stud construction choices, plus standard options, gives you a complete building system with which you can control the design and layout of your plant space. Modular buildings can be accessorized to fit virtually every need--including sound, thermal and fire insulation; unique electrical and lighting specifications; and aesthetic requirements. All PortaFab modular buildings feature nonprogressive construction. Interchangeable wall panels, door and window panels let you make changes quickly without disturbing adjacent panels or the ceiling.

R & M (Rheinhold & Mahla)

D-21107 Hamburg, GermanyUpdated Jan 2002

R & M (Rheinhold & Mahla) specializes in joiner systems and interior outfitting products for maritime applications including wall panels, doors, ceilings, window boxes, floating floors, and modular bathrooms.

R&M (Rheinhold & Mahla)

Hamburg, GermanyUpdated Mar 2001

R&M (Rheinhold & Mahla) is a Hamburg-based company specializing in interior accommodation materials for maritime vessels, including ceilings, soft core wall panel systems, doors, modular bathrooms, window boxes, and floating floors.

Rockwool International A/S

Hedehusene, DenmarkUpdated May 2026

Rockwool International A/S specializes in thermal insulation, ceiling systems, and noise and vibration control solutions.

US Joiner LLC

Waynesboro, VA, United StatesUpdated Sep 2004

US Joiner specializes in the interior design and turnkey installation of marine interiors for commercial, navy, cruise ships, and offshore platforms.