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Sydney Harbour is one of the most recognised waterways in the world. For Tribal Warrior, it is also a place of cultural storytelling, employment pathways, and community connection.

Tribal Warrior is a Sydney-based Aboriginal-led not-for-profit organisation delivering cultural, employment, and wellbeing programs for the Aboriginal community. Through its fleet of vessels operating on the harbour, the organisation shares stories, history, and knowledge with visitors while creating meaningful employment and training opportunities.

When one of their vessels required a replacement window within a sliding galley section, Integ Marine Group was proud to step in and provide the manufacturing and installation work pro bono.

Keeping Purpose-Driven Vessels Operational

Vessels that serve cultural and community missions rely on the same standards of safety, precision, and durability as any commercial operation. A failed window, even a small one, can affect not only comfort and safety but also the ability to continue operating without disruption.

Through our specialist glazing division, Marine Window Services, we will manufacture and install the replacement window using the same materials, tolerances, and installation processes applied to our large-scale commercial and superyacht projects. Pro bono support does not mean reduced standards. It means applying our expertise where it can have meaningful impact.

Maintaining vessels that serve cultural and community purposes is essential. Skilled marine work, often unseen, plays a critical role in keeping these programs running safely and professionally on the water.

A Shared Commitment to Community

At Integ Marine Group, we believe partnerships matter. We support organisations that make a positive difference in their communities and contribute to the broader marine sector.

Our collaboration with Tribal Warrior reflects a commitment to meaningful community engagement and responsible industry participation. Partnerships like this align with our long-term vision as a marine specialist operating within, and contributing to, the communities we serve.

Marine Expertise Applied with Purpose

Integ Marine Group specialises in marine glass manufacturing and precision installation across superyachts, commercial vessels, and complex marine projects. Whether working on large-scale glazing packages or a single replacement window, our approach remains consistent.

We focus on precision, durability, and long-term performance. Every installation must withstand the demands of UV exposure, saltwater, vibration, and heat. The replacement window for Tribal Warrior’s vessel will be completed to these same standards, ensuring reliability and safety for crew and passengers alike.

By bringing our technical capability into a community context, we demonstrate that marine expertise extends beyond commercial outcomes. It contributes directly to organisations that operate with purpose.

Strengthening Our Presence in Sydney

Supporting Tribal Warrior also strengthens our connection to the Sydney marine community. With a growing presence in the region, Integ Marine Group continues to build relationships with vessel operators, shipyards, and organisations that value quality and professionalism.

This partnership highlights our capability in real-world conditions on Sydney Harbour, reinforcing both our technical credibility and our commitment to responsible industry participation.

Looking Ahead

Cultural cruises, employment programs, and community initiatives rely on vessels that are safe, compliant, and professionally maintained. By supporting Tribal Warrior, we are helping ensure those programs can continue without interruption.

Partnerships like this reflect who we are as a business. We bring the same care, precision, and professionalism to pro bono work as we do to commercial superyacht and large-scale glazing projects.

At Integ Marine Group, our long-term vision extends beyond projects. It includes contributing positively to the communities and waterways in which we operate.

Contemporary superyacht design continues to push boundaries, with expansive glazing now central to both performance and aesthetics. Large bridge windscreens, panoramic hull windows, and bonded glass systems have become defining features of high-value vessels. Delivering these elements at scale requires specialist expertise across manufacturing, installation, and project coordination. 

At Integ Marine Group, we specialise in large-scale marine glazing projects for superyachts and complex vessels. Our integrated delivery model brings together marine glass manufacturing, precision installation, and coordinated project execution, allowing us to manage extensive glazing packages with consistency and control. 

Purpose-Built for Complex Glazing Packages 

Large superyacht projects often involve dozens of individual glass and plastic components, each engineered to meet specific structural, environmental, and aesthetic requirements. Managing this volume requires careful planning, sequencing, and technical oversight from the earliest stages of a project. 

Our teams work closely with shipyards and project managers to define glazing scopes, installation methodologies, and timelines that align with broader build programs. This approach reduces risk, limits rework, and ensures glazing systems are installed efficiently without compromising quality. 

Through Marine Window Services, our specialist glazing division, we deliver installation and refit expertise across new builds and major conversions, supporting vessels with complex, window-heavy designs. 

Integrated Manufacturing and Installation Capability 

A core strength of Integ Marine Group is our ability to provide end-to-end marine solutions. Our manufacturing capability supports the production of marine glass and plastic systems engineered specifically for large vessels, including flat and curved applications, bonded installations, and structural glazing. 

By integrating manufacturing with installation, we maintain tight control over tolerances, materials, and performance outcomes. This reduces reliance on multiple suppliers and provides a single point of accountability across the glazing scope, which is critical on high-value superyacht projects. 

Experience Across Global Superyacht Projects 

Large-scale glazing projects frequently extend beyond local waters. Integ Marine Group has delivered glazing solutions across multiple countries and continents, supporting superyacht new builds and refits in diverse operating environments. 

This global project experience informs our approach to logistics, compliance, and installation methodology. It also ensures we understand the practical challenges of working across shipyards, ports, and jurisdictions, enabling smooth delivery regardless of location. 

Engineered for Performance and Longevity 

Superyacht glazing must perform under demanding conditions. Heat, UV exposure, vibration, and saltwater all place ongoing stress on window systems. When multiplied across a large vessel, minor inconsistencies can have significant long-term consequences. 

Our glazing solutions are engineered with vessel size, usage, and environmental exposure in mind. Material selection, bonding systems, and installation processes are tailored to support durability, safety, and visual clarity over the life of the vessel. 

See Our Large-Scale Glazing Expertise in Action 

To better understand how we approach large marine glazing projects, we invite you to view our short video outlining Integ Marine Group’s capabilities, global experience, and approach to complex installations. 

A Proven Partner for Superyacht Glazing Projects 

Large superyacht projects demand precision, coordination, and experience. Our integrated model allows us to support complex glazing scopes from early planning through to final installation, reducing risk and delivering consistent outcomes across large window packages. 

Whether supporting a new build or a major refit, Integ Marine Group provides the technical depth, manufacturing capability, and installation expertise required to deliver large-scale superyacht glazing projects with confidence. 

As the summer boating season approaches, preparation becomes critical. Small maintenance issues can quickly escalate into costly delays, safety concerns, or missed time on the water if left unchecked. For vessel owners, marinas, and maintenance teams, early inspection and planning are the difference between a smooth season and last-minute repairs.

At Integ Marine Group, we support vessels across new builds, refits, and seasonal maintenance. One area consistently overlooked until it becomes a problem is window and seal integrity. Summer conditions place significant stress on glazing systems, making now the time to inspect, repair, or refit.

Below is a practical checklist to help prepare your vessel before peak season.

1. Inspect Windows, Seals, and Hatches

Marine windows and hatches are exposed to constant UV radiation, salt, vibration, and rising temperatures. As summer approaches, expansion and contraction increase, often revealing weaknesses that remained hidden during cooler months.

Inspect for:

• lifting or cracked seals
• fogging or moisture between panes
• discolouration or corrosion around frames
• movement in bonded glass or hatches

Left unattended, these issues can lead to water ingress, mould, interior damage, and reduced visibility. Through our specialist division, Marine Window Services, we deliver professional inspection, resealing, repair, and full window refit solutions, including custom glazing systems for superyachts and complex vessels.

2. Check for Water Leaks and Structural Moisture

Leaks around windows and penetrations rarely stay contained. Moisture can migrate into bulkheads, ceilings, and hidden cavities, accelerating corrosion and damaging interior finishes.

Early inspections allow sufficient time to identify the source of leaks and carry out proper repairs rather than rushed fixes. We focus on diagnosing glazing-related ingress and addressing root causes to restore long-term watertight integrity.

3. Review Engines and Mechanical Systems

Mechanical reliability is essential during peak boating periods when service availability is limited. A pre-season service should include oil and filter changes, cooling system checks, belt inspections, and fuel condition assessment.

Vessels that have been idle are particularly vulnerable to degraded fuel and corrosion. Addressing these issues early reduces the risk of breakdowns when support is harder to access.

4. Assess Electrical and Lighting Systems

Electrical inspections should be carried out by licensed marine electricians. However, it is important to recognise the link between window integrity and electrical reliability. Water ingress from degraded seals can affect wiring, switchboards, and lighting systems over time.

If our glazing inspections identify moisture tracking toward wiring or switch panels, we recommend engaging an electrical specialist promptly to prevent failures during peak use.

5. Confirm Safety Equipment and Compliance

Before heavy summer use, all safety equipment should be checked for condition and compliance. This includes lifejackets, flares, fire extinguishers, EPIRBs, and first aid supplies. Commercial operators should also ensure required audits and certifications are current.

Why Window Maintenance Matters in Summer

Summer accelerates window degradation. Constant sun exposure dries out older seals, heat expansion stresses bonded systems, and UV radiation weakens materials over time. These factors significantly increase the risk of leaks, fogging, and compromised visibility when vessels are used most.

Addressing window issues early protects glazing systems as well as surrounding structures, interiors, and onboard systems.

Now Is the Time to Book

As the boating season approaches, service demand increases and availability tightens. Booking inspections, repairs, or refits early allows sufficient time for proper assessment, manufacturing, and installation work without compromising quality.

Through Marine Window Services, we provide specialist window replacement, resealing, repair, and custom glazing solutions for private vessels, superyachts, and commercial fleets. Our integrated manufacturing and installation capability ensures precision outcomes and long-term reliability.

If your vessel is entering its busiest season, now is the time to schedule a summer inspection and ensure your windows and seals are ready for the months ahead.

For those familiar with Marine Window Services (MWS), the name Freeman Kemp represents more than its founding — it stands for craftsmanship, perseverance, and the spark that shaped what is now Integ Marine Group.

Freeman’s story is one of curiosity turned into expertise. From his beginnings in automotive glass to his pioneering role in marine glazing, his journey laid the groundwork for an operation that continues to thrive under Darren’s leadership.

From Automotive to Marine

“Production engineering is my area of expertise, both in qualifications and work experience. I started out in a windscreen factory, and I was fortunate to have a traineeship back in those days — half my study time was paid for by the employer. So that was my first four or five years: working in a factory making automotive windscreens.”

By the mid-1990s, Freeman had moved north and transitioned into small business, running a Novus windscreen repair franchise. It wasn’t long before the marine world came knocking.

“People started bringing in boat window problems and asking, ‘Can you fix this for me?’ Of course, I said, ‘Absolutely — no problem!’”

What began as a few side projects quickly evolved into a full-time pursuit. “At the last minute, I added a clause to the sale [of my windscreen business] that allowed me to keep working on boat windows — because trade restrictions usually prevent that. The buyers were more than happy; they said, ‘We don’t want anything to do with boat windows.’ So off I went — and that’s how Marine Window Services was born in 2003.”

A Craft, Not a Trade

“The skill and knowledge involved in boat windows is more of a craft or artistic expression,” Freeman says. “You’re either the kind of person who does it properly or you’re not.”

His approach quickly set MWS apart. “Many in the marine trade didn’t want to touch it because they didn’t know how, but I had years of experience with glass and saw that many design principles being adopted in the marine industry actually came from automotive technology. That gave me a head start helping the marine sector transition from old to new styles.”

By 2010, Marine Window Services had made its mark internationally, completing major projects for superyachts across Spain, New Zealand, Fiji, North America, and Europe. “Who would’ve thought a little boat window business that started off the back of a windscreen shop would go international?” Freeman reflects. “People used to say, ‘Surely in North America they can do that.’ Well, yes, they can — but not quite as well as we could.”

Passing the Torch

After more than a decade building the business, Freeman began considering its next chapter. “After 20 years of working as hard as I did, I was really keen to find somebody who wanted to take it to the next step,” he explains. “When I realised after meeting Darren that this could be the renaissance of Marine Window Services, I knew it was the right move.”

He saw in Darren both the capability and drive to scale what he had built. “Darren struck me as being somebody who was, or always would be, going to steer the thing from the front. He wasn’t going to work in the business; he was going to work on the business,” Freeman says.

In 2022, Freeman officially handed over Marine Window Services to Darren — a transition that paved the way for the creation of Integ Marine Group.

A Legacy That Lives On

Today, Freeman continues to play an active consulting role within Integ Marine Group, sharing his decades of technical knowledge with the next generation. “I like to think that they listen to me, and that some of those foundational work practices that I introduced into the way we ran Marine Window Services are continuing in Integ now,” he says. “As I’ve said to the boys, in time they will teach me things.”

That exchange of knowledge — between past and present — has become a hallmark of the company’s strength. Freeman notes, “It’s a big melting pot of learning from someone else’s experience, but also filtering the information that comes across the bow. You need to be prepared to keep your eyes and ears open. No one has dibs on the knowledge for any particular industry.”

Strength in Evolution

Looking at Integ Marine Group today, Freeman couldn’t be prouder. “Just the fact that it’s gone from the size that I had it at, and now with the three divisions — that’s a very wise way to market it,” he says. “It’s like watching something grow that I had a fairly big hand in producing and getting it up and walking. I take a lot of pride in it.”

He believes the company’s success under Darren’s leadership comes from shared principles: an unwavering commitment to quality, and the courage to innovate. “I know that Darren subscribes to that quality philosophy that I’ve been rabbiting on about, particularly in the high-end stuff,” Freeman says. “You can’t afford, even just from an image or reputation point of view, to have work that leaks.”

It’s a mutual respect built on experience and trust — a partnership that continues to shape the company’s trajectory. “I genuinely get on with Darren, not only from a business point of view, but also in terms of his quirky sense of humour — we get on,” Freeman says. “In time, they’ll teach me things. Unless you’re working at the coalface, you don’t get to see all the new stuff that comes along.”

Looking Ahead

Freeman’s advice to those entering the marine industry today is simple but powerful: “Quality, in terms of work practices and procedures, and just as importantly, service ethic,” he says. “It’s all well and good to do everything right according to the A to Z, but you need to be understanding with your customer and generally seek to please them.”

That same philosophy continues to guide Integ Marine Group today — a company built on Freeman’s foundations and elevated under Darren’s leadership. Together, they represent the best of both worlds: experience and innovation, tradition and progress.

As Freeman puts it best, “The company’s still growing, still innovating. And the quality’s still there. That’s what matters.”

Redefining Marine Outfitting 

At Integ Marine Group, we’re proud to announce a new strategic partnership with Tempesta, Italy’s leader in custom-made automated doors and windows for the marine industry. This collaboration brings the very best of European innovation to the Australian and New Zealand marine markets, setting a new benchmark for smart, sustainable, and tailored vessel design solutions. 

🎥 Watch this video to see how this partnership is bringing cutting-edge automation to our region and redefining vessel outfitting standards.

Why This Partnership Matters 

Across the globe, yacht owners and builders are increasingly seeking smarter, more sustainable outfitting solutions that combine function, durability, and luxury. Automated doors and windows are at the forefront of this evolution, delivering seamless integration, energy efficiency, and enhanced onboard experiences. 

By joining forces with Tempesta, Integ Marine Group is uniquely positioned to offer marine professionals in Australia and New Zealand an unparalleled combination of advanced automation technology and local expertise in marine glass and outfitting. 

The Power of Combined Expertise 

• Integ Marine Group brings decades of experience as Australia’s largest installer of marine glass, windows, and doors, and one of the region’s largest manufacturers of certified marine glass. 
• Tempesta brings its heritage of Italian craftsmanship and cutting-edge automation systems, trusted by luxury yacht builders worldwide. 

Together, we deliver customised solutions that meet the diverse demands of new builds, refits, and upgrades across: 

• Luxury yachts and superyachts 
• Custom sportfishers and cruisers 
• Houseboats and ferries 
• Commercial vessels 

This partnership allows clients to integrate bespoke glass and automation systems designed to withstand the harsh Australian and New Zealand marine environments, while maintaining elegance, safety, and precision engineering. 

Innovation for the Australian and New Zealand Marine Industry 

Our collaboration introduces a new suite of automated products specifically engineered for the region’s conditions. These include: 

• Automated sliding doors for seamless interior–exterior transitions 
• Motorised windows engineered for strength and durability 
• Custom curved glass integrations combining style and performance 

Each product reflects the values we share with Tempesta: innovation, durability, and customisation. This partnership ensures vessel owners and shipyards can access world-leading solutions locally, supported by Integ Marine Group’s end-to-end service — from design consultation and manufacturing to installation and ongoing support. 

A New Standard in Marine Outfitting 

The Integ–Tempesta partnership signals more than just a product offering; it’s about redefining the future of marine outfitting in our region. For yacht owners, captains, and shipbuilders, it means access to: 

• Advanced automation technology previously exclusive to European markets 
• Custom-made solutions tailored for every vessel type 
• End-to-end support through Integ’s trusted local presence and expertise 

With this collaboration, we are setting a new standard for marine outfitting in Australia and New Zealand — one that blends global innovation with local service excellence. 

Partner With Us 

At Integ Marine Group, we’re excited to be shaping the future of marine outfitting alongside Tempesta. Whether you’re managing a superyacht refit, commissioning a new build, or upgrading a commercial fleet, this partnership ensures you have access to the best in marine glazing and automation technology. 

📞 Call us today on 1300 000 128 or email admin@integmarine.com.au to speak with our team and discover how we can bring these innovative solutions to your next project. 

Sydney Operations in Focus 

For Integ Marine Group, Sydney is more than just a location — it’s a strategic cornerstone for delivering market-leading marine glazing, glass manufacturing, and outfitting solutions to Australia’s vibrant East Coast. With a thriving mix of superyachts, commercial vessels, ferries, and support craft, Sydney’s marine industry demands a base that can respond quickly, deliver with precision, and support projects of all scales. 

Why Sydney Matters 

The city’s natural harbours and world-class marinas make it a key hub for vessel owners, shipyards, and marine professionals. With a concentration of superyachts from leading brands such as San Lorenzo, Gulf Craft, Benetti, and Azimut — alongside tugboats, ferries, and other commercial vessels — Sydney represents one of the most dynamic marine markets in the country. 

By maintaining a permanent base here, we can respond rapidly to client needs, reduce downtime for vessels, and provide on-site expertise when and where it’s needed. 

Three Pillars of Service – All in One Location 

Our Sydney hub is home to all three of Integ Marine Group’s specialist divisions: 

• Marine Window Services (MWS) – Expert installation, repair, and refit of marine windows and glazing systems for power and sailing yachts, superyachts, and commercial vessels. 
• Integ Glass Manufacturing – Supply of high-quality curved and flat marine glass, produced to exacting standards. 
• Marine Outfitting Solutions – Advanced outfitting systems including our Fitlock system for interior panels and other custom marine solutions. 

This integration means we can deliver true end-to-end service — from design and manufacturing to installation and finishing — all managed seamlessly under one roof. 

Capabilities & Infrastructure 

Our Sydney operations are built to handle complex projects with precision and efficiency: 

• Mobile capability – Equipped with a dedicated truck and service vehicles, our team can work directly at marinas, shipyards, or private docks. 
• Large-scale project handling – From full vessel refits to targeted repairs, we can manage multiple jobs simultaneously without compromising on quality. 
• Rapid response – We can mobilise quickly to address urgent requirements, ensuring vessels return to the water without unnecessary delays. 

Notable Vessels & Projects 

Our Sydney team has delivered solutions for a range of vessels, including luxury yachts from San Lorenzo, Gulf Craft, Benetti, and Azimut, as well as tugboats, ferries, and specialist commercial craft. Each project is handled with the same meticulous attention to detail, whether it’s a single window replacement or a complete glazing refit. 

The Team Behind the Work 

Led by General Manager Trent, our Sydney crew brings decades of combined experience, technical know-how, and a commitment to delivering on time and to specification. The culture here is built on collaboration, craftsmanship, and trust — qualities that have defined Integ Marine Group since its inception.  

Why It Matters for Our Clients 

Having a dedicated Sydney base means faster turnarounds, reduced travel time, and direct access to our experts. Whether you’re a yacht owner preparing for a cruising season or a shipyard managing a major refit, we’re positioned right where you need us. 

Your East Coast Marine Partner 

From curved glass manufacturing to precision window refits and advanced outfitting systems, Integ Marine Group’s Sydney hub offers unmatched service and capability across the East Coast. 

📞 Contact our Sydney team today on 1300 000 128 or visit our website to discuss your next project. 

At Integ Marine Group, we understand that the success of marine window replacement hinges on meticulous planning and execution. Central to this process is templating, a critical step that ensures new windows fit precisely, maintain structural integrity, and uphold the aesthetic standards of your vessel. 

Understanding Templating in Marine Window Replacement 

Templating involves creating an exact replica or pattern of the window to be replaced. This template serves as a guide for fabricating the new glass, ensuring it matches the original in size, shape, and curvature. Given the unique contours and designs of various vessels, templating is indispensable for achieving a seamless fit. 

Templating Methods Employed by Integ Marine Group 

We utilise several templating techniques, each selected based on the specific requirements of the project: 

1. Mylar Templating 

• Application: Ideal for flat glass surfaces. 
• Process:
  • A transparent Mylar sheet is cut to approximate size. 
  • The sheet is affixed over the existing window using double-sided tape. 
  • Using a permanent marker, the exact outline of the window is traced, including any holes or notches. 
  • The template is labelled with pertinent information such as glass thickness, tint, and any special features. 
• Advantages: Quick and cost-effective for straightforward window shapes. 

2. MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard) Templating 

• Application: Suitable for complex or irregular window shapes. 
• Process:
  • MDF is cut and shaped to match the window opening. 
  • This rigid template provides a durable pattern for fabrication. 
• Advantages: Offers a sturdy and precise guide, especially beneficial for unique or intricate designs. 

3. Digital Scanning 

• Application: Best for curved or compound surfaces. 
• Process:
  • Utilising advanced 3D scanning technology, we capture the exact dimensions and curvature of the window area with precision. 
  • The digital data is used to create a precise model for fabrication. 
• Advantages: Ensures unparalleled accuracy, particularly for complex geometries. 

Step-by-Step Templating Process 

1. Preparation:

• Clean the window area thoroughly. 
• Apply tape around the window edges to create contrast for accurate tracing. 

2. Template Creation:

• Depending on the chosen method, create the template using Mylar, MDF, or digital scanning. 

3. Documentation:

• Record all necessary details on the template, including: 
• Glass thickness 
• Tint or coating specifications 
• Edge finishes 
• Certification requirements (e.g., ISO standards) 
• Vessel name and window location 

4. Fabrication:

• Send the completed template to our manufacturing facility. 
• Utilise the template to cut and shape the new glass precisely. 

5. Installation:

• Carefully install the new window, ensuring a perfect fit and seal. 

The Importance of Accurate Templating 

Accurate templating is vital for several reasons: 

• Structural Integrity: Ensures the window contributes to the vessel’s overall strength. 
• Weatherproofing: Prevents leaks and water ingress. 
• Aesthetic Consistency: Maintains the vessel’s design and appearance. 
• Compliance: Meets industry standards and certifications. 

Expertise and Attention to Detail 

Templating requires a high level of skill and attention to detail. Our team of experienced professionals is trained to handle the nuances of each method, ensuring that every template is crafted with precision. Factors such as sunlight reflection, complex curves, and tight tolerances are meticulously considered to achieve the best results. 

Commitment to Quality and Innovation 

At Integ Marine Group, we are committed to delivering superior marine glazing solutions. Our investment in advanced templating techniques and continuous staff training reflects our dedication to quality and innovation. Whether it’s a luxury yacht, commercial vessel, or sailing boat, we ensure that each window replacement project is executed flawlessly from template to installation. 

For more information or to schedule a consultation, please contact Integ Marine Group on 1300 000 128. Let us help you navigate your marine glazing needs with precision and expertise. 

Setting the Benchmark in Marine Glazing Excellence

As a leader in marine glass technology, Integ Marine Group is proud to present our Coomera Quality Control Facility—a purpose-built hub that reflects more than two decades of dedication to performance, innovation, and precision. Located in the heart of the Gold Coast Marine Precinct, this facility serves as the cornerstone for our national and international operations across our group of companies, including Marine Window Services, Integ Marine Glass and Marine Outfling Solutions.

This is not just a production site—it is a complete operations and quality hub designed to support the evolving demands of marine glazing across powered and sailing yachts, superyachts, and commercial vessels. 

A Facility Purpose-Built for the Marine Industry

Located at Unit OB2, 199 Beattie Road, Coomera, this new site is far more than a warehouse. It’s where we bring together our 12-strong expert team—technicians, project managers, shipwrights, and rising industry leaders—to collaborate, train, and deliver market-leading solutions. From here, our specialists coordinate mobile services across Australia and internationally.

The Coomera facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to support fabrication and quality control processes for the most complex marine glazing requirements. Every piece of glass is carefully assessed, including those crafted on-site, with options spanning varied tints, shapes, and certifications. From one-off custom panels to large production runs, the Coomera team ensures every finished product meets our rigorous standards before it reaches your vessel. 

What Happens at the Coomera Facility? 

• Glass Manufacturing & Quality Control: After precision fabrication, every glass product is inspected on-site, ensuring only premium, marine-grade materials are delivered to clients. 
• Project Planning & Coordination: Our technical leaders manage and schedule projects across Australia and abroad. 
• Training & Development: It also serves as a training space where our next generation of professionals learn and grow. 
• Showroom & Client Consultations: We welcome boat owners, builders, and industry professionals to visit, view samples, and make informed decisions about their glazing requirements. 

A Skilled Team Built on Real Experience 

The strength of our Coomera operations lies in our people. Led by Managing Director Darren, the team includes: 

• Tony, our General Manager of Glass Manufacturing, who oversees precision fabrication from scan to install
• Trent, General Manager of Installation, who coordinates national and international on-site projects
• Laurence, a seasoned shipwright and team leader across SE Queensland
• Robby, with nearly 20 years of hands-on experience in marine glass and installation
• Taylah, who keeps the engine running smoothly as our Customer Service Coordinator

Supporting them is a dynamic group of university students—Cameron, Julien, Sam, and Will—each gaining real-world experience in engineering, business, and project management. At Integ Marine Group, we take pride in nurturing the next generation of marine specialists and providing opportunities to students to gain real-world work experience.

A Mobile Operation with Global Reach

While Coomera is our centre for quality control, Integ Marine Group is structured to operate without borders. We deliver mobile installation, repair, and refit services wherever they’re needed—across Australia and globally.

From a single custom pane to complex window packages across a fleet, our solutions are backed by advanced manufacturing, stringent quality assurance, and the kind of hands-on industry knowledge that only time and experience can deliver.

Whether you’re a boat builder, naval architect, shipyard, or private owner, our Coomera team is ready to support your next project. Book an appointment or tour by calling 1300 000 128 or emailing admin@integmarine.com.au and experience first-hand the craftsmanship and care behind Integ Marine Group. 

The 36th Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) marked a major milestone for the global marine community—and Integ Marine Group was proud to be at its heart. As a trusted name in advanced marine systems and glazing technologies, our specialist group of divisions, Integ marine Group, led our presence at the show, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to innovation, precision engineering, and premium service delivery across Australia and beyond.

Presenting World-Class Marine Glazing & Refit Solutions

At SCIBS 2025, MWS showcased a comprehensive suite of marine glazing and refit services, positioning Integ Marine Group as the go-to partner for vessel owners, builders, and designers alike. The display included:

• Marine glass options with varying levels of thickness, tint, and international certification to meet structural, aesthetic, and functional demands for all vessel type including:
  • Thermal strengthened glass
  • Chemically toughened glass
  • Ballistic-resistant glass
  • Fire-rated glass
  • Electrically heated glass for de-icing and condensation control
• Specialist glazing systems engineered for strength, clarity, watertight integrity, and resilience in the harshest marine environments.
• Complex curved and shaped marine glass—highlighting MWS and Integ marine Glass’s ability to deliver bespoke glazing for highly architectural and performance-driven vessels.
• Fitlock®, an innovative fixing solution enabling non-intrusive and removable marine panel installation — a standout technology that drew significant interest from shipbuilders and naval architects.
• Advanced interior and exterior outfitting services from Marine Outfitting Solutions (MOS).

This interactive display allowed visitors to experience the tangible difference that world-class glazing and refit expertise can bring to vessel aesthetics, safety, longevity, and compliance.

Real Conversations with Marine Experts

With a rotating crew of field technicians, project managers, and glazing specialists on-site, the Integ Marine Group stand became more than just a product display—it evolved into an industry knowledge hub.

Hundreds of visitors engaged with our team, seeking advice on window upgrades, energy efficiency, compliance with evolving international marine standards, and tailored outfitting solutions for everything from superyachts to ferries. These conversations enabled Integ Marine Group to better understand the challenges facing modern vessel operators—and allowed us to provide informed recommendations and service pathways for both immediate and future projects.

A Standout Industry Breakfast with AIMEX

One of the standout moments of SCIBS 2025 for our team was the AIMEX-hosted industry breakfast, proudly sponsored by Integ Marine Group. Bringing together leading figures in the marine industry, the event fostered valuable discussion and thought leadership.

Our Director, Darren Dench, delivered an insightful keynote: “The Evolution of Marine Windows: From Function to Feature”. He explored how marine glazing has evolved from a basic design component to a critical structural element—where aesthetics, safety, and advanced performance converge. Darren also highlighted how innovations in bonding systems, manufacturing techniques, and specialist glass compositions are creating safer, lighter, and more sustainable solutions for tomorrow’s marine environments.

SCIBS 2025: A Hub of Innovation and Industry Impact

With over 45,000 visitors over four days and more than 824 vessels on display, SCIBS once again proved an ideal venue for positioning Integ Marine Group a as trusted, forward-thinking partner in the global marine community.

We engaged with a diverse audience:

• Superyacht captains
• Shipyard managers
• Commercial fleet operators
• Naval architects
• Global boatbuilders
• Defence and paramilitary vessel stakeholders

Throughout the four-day show, we not only generated strong lead and collaboration opportunities, but also reinforced our role as a key player in supporting vessel operators around the world—whether for a superyacht in the Whitsundays, a sailing boat in Port Phillip, or a catamaran undergoing refit in Europe.

Our participation was also featured in the May/June 2025 edition of Ocean Magazine, where we further detailed our growing global service footprint and specialist project capabilities.

Continuing to Elevate Marine Standards

Our involvement at SCIBS 2025 underlines our ongoing investment in people, technology, and partnerships—all aimed at delivering exceptional outcomes for our clients, wherever they are in the world.

To explore how we can support your next marine project—from glazing supply to full refit and restoration—contact the Marine Window Services team today.

Integ Marine Group, the parent company of Marine Window Services (MWS), is proud to be the sole representative of Fitlock in Australia. This revolutionary panel mounting system is changing the game in marine interiors, offering unmatched ease, precision, and durability. Designed with marine environments in mind, Fitlock is ideal for yachts, commercial vessels, defence applications, and recreational boats alike. 

What is Fitlock? 

Fitlock is a patented pressure fixing system designed for mounting panels and cladding on walls and ceilings. Developed by Genesis Interiors, Fitlock is engineered to meet the specific demands of the marine industry. The system uses a concentric mechanism to allow quick, secure, and tool-free attachment and removal of panels. This innovation enables perfect panel alignment, streamlining maintenance and inspection tasks without compromising aesthetics or structural integrity. 

Why Fitlock is Ideal for Marine Applications 

Marine environments present unique challenges: constant vibration, limited space, exposure to moisture, and the need for quick access to systems behind panels. Fitlock addresses all these challenges head-on: 

• Tool-Free Removal: Fitlock enables easy removal and replacement of panels, essential for routine maintenance, inspections, and upgrades. 
• Precision Alignment: The concentric locking system ensures panels align perfectly every time, even in tight or curved spaces. 
• Vibration Resistance: Fitlock is designed to stay secure in high-vibration environments, reducing the risk of loose or rattling panels. 
• Minimal Hardware: With fewer fixings and no need for visible fasteners, Fitlock maintains a clean, polished finish—ideal for luxury yacht interiors. 
• Lightweight and Durable: The system is both lightweight and robust, contributing to overall vessel efficiency without sacrificing strength. 

Benefits Across Boat Types 

Fitlock is not just for one type of vessel—it has broad applications across the marine sector: 

• Luxury Yachts: Ensure high-end finishes remain flawless while still allowing easy access for system maintenance and inspections. 
• Commercial Vessels: Maximise operational efficiency with rapid panel removal and installation during refits or maintenance checks. 
• Defence and Naval Ships: Maintain mission readiness with quick access to critical systems behind bulkheads and ceilings. 
• Recreational Boats: Improve usability and aesthetics without complex installations or modifications. 

No matter the vessel type, Fitlock simplifies installation and future-proofing, allowing marine interiors to evolve as needed without excessive labour or downtime. 

Integ Marine Group: Exclusive Australian Fitlock Partner 

As the exclusive representative of Fitlock in Australia, Integ Marine Group is committed to bringing this innovative technology to shipbuilders, refit yards, interior outfitters, and marine professionals across the country. With decades of experience in the marine sector through MWS, our team understands the exacting standards of marine construction and the need for practical, reliable solutions. 

Our partnership with Fitlock reflects our commitment to sourcing and delivering world-class marine technologies. We provide expert guidance, local support, and reliable supply so you can confidently integrate Fitlock into your projects. 

Partner with Integ Marine Group 

Whether you’re fitting out a superyacht, upgrading a ferry interior, or retrofitting naval vessels, Fitlock offers a better way to mount panels. And with Integ Marine Group as your Australian supplier, you get access to this innovative product backed by marine-specific expertise and support. 

To learn more about Fitlock or discuss how it can be used in your next project, contact Marine Window Services today. We’re here to help you streamline your interiors with smarter, faster, and more effective solutions.