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The Boat Warehouse is a large Belrose showroom and online marine store where a refit list can quickly turn into one order. Search tens of thousands of products spanning anchors, electrical systems, pumps, steering, covers, canvas, electronics, safety and fishing gear, with brands including Blue Sea Systems, BEP, Whale, Manson, Sunbrella, Railblaza and Humminbird.
Service area: Australia-wide online delivery
The Boat Warehouse combines a northern Sydney showroom in Belrose with a substantial online catalogue. The range is broad enough for routine upkeep, major fit-outs and trade purchasing, while the physical store gives local customers a chance to inspect equipment before committing.
Shop deck fittings, anchors and mooring gear, pumps and plumbing, electrical components, lighting, steering, seating, canvas and covers, safety equipment, fishing accessories, electronics and maintenance products. Specialist lines extend to watermakers, boat seating, fabrics and composite materials.
The catalogue includes Blue Sea Systems and BEP for electrical work; Whale and Fynspray for pumps; Manson for anchoring; Sunbrella and Sauleda for marine fabrics; Railblaza for mounts; Humminbird and FLIR for electronics; and International, Norglass and Altex for coatings. Life Cell and ULTRA appear in safety ranges.
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★ 4.1 · 520 Google reviews
“Had generally good experiences before I dropped by today to ask about a replacement compass. The bloke made me feel kind of dumb, telling me it’s an online only shop, even though they have stock on display and ‘ In-person showroom browsing’. Like, how dare I come into the shop and ask about compasses.”
“Michelle at Boat Warehouse is amazing. I had been told by other retailers the parts I was looking for didn't exist and I would have to buy a complete unit. Michelle tracked down the parts and had them shipped to me within the week. Outstanding service.”
“Scott was very helpful, explained me a bunch of stuff about resin. At the end I got what I needed and had a wonderful experience. I really recommend to go there and having a chat with Scott.”
“More like a boat chandelier. Good service and good boat stuff.”
“Very disappointing experience with Boat Warehouse. I placed an order on Monday and specifically called before purchasing to confirm that the item could be delivered within the same week. I was assured it would be possible, yet by Thursday my order had still not even been shipped. When I called to ask for an update and express my concerns, the customer service experience was even worse. Tash was rude, dismissive, and ended the call by hanging up on me instead of trying to help resolve the issue. Delays can happen, but poor communication and disrespectful customer service are unacceptable. If you can't meet the delivery timeframe you promised, at least be honest with your customers and treat them with courtesy when they call for an update. Unfortunately, this has been one of the worst customer service experiences I've had, and I won't be purchasing from Boat Warehouse again.”
Thanks for your feedback Felipe. We have taken it onboard and reviewed what went wrong with your order. Additional staff training has been undertaken by the team member involved. As discussed on our call we have processed a full refund and issued an apology.
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