2015 UPDATE
Well it’s that time of year where we close for the festive season (see the website for further info on dates & times). 2015 has been quite a good...
Read More ⟶Well it’s that time of year where we close for the festive season (see the website for further info on dates & times). 2015 has been quite a good...
Read More ⟶Solar Solve Marine, the British manufacturer of SOLASOLV ® boat sun shades for navigation windows has won a contract to supply 26 SOLASAFE® boat sun shades to DMS Challenger...
Read More ⟶At the beginning of October, UK based Solar Solve Marine secured a contract to supply 10 SOLASAFE® anti-glare, heat rejecting roller screens to the USNS Vadm VR Wheeler, a...
Read More ⟶Solar Solve celebrated its 40th Anniversary on Saturday 26th September 2015. Although the official date isn’t until November, prior commitments to exhibitions and customer visits meant we had to...
Read More ⟶Throughout 2015 we have been requesting customers send us photos or a short video of our screens in action at their ship bridge or tower windows. Most of you...
Read More ⟶The highly successful event took place at the Sea Hotel, South Shields and was attended by all of the company’s employees, Lightfoot family members and friends, local civic dignitaries,...
Read More ⟶Solar Solve Marine, located within the Port of Tyne, South Shields, recently received an order from UK Dredging for the UKD Bluefin, a trailing suction hopper dredger. Originally built...
Read More ⟶Solar Solve Marine, located within the Port of Tyne, South Shields, recently visited the City of Rotterdam, a 21,143 GRT car carrier which regularly transports cars to and from...
Read More ⟶UK based Solar Solve Marine recently received 3 orders from their South Korean Distributor, to supply 47 custom-made SOLASOLV® boat sunscreens, and a total of 102 ROLASOLV® blackout cassette...
Read More ⟶“Winners train, losers complain” That is the slogan on a T-Shirt that is pinned in the training room here at Solar Solve. This is a reminder that no matter...
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