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Sign upAn ecological, cost-effective hull cover preventing fouling and eliminating toxic paints
An ecological, cost-effective hull cover preventing fouling and eliminating toxic paints
The K-REN hull cover, manufactured in France from recyclable technical fabrics, blocks out light and prevents the growth of marine organisms, thereby avoiding the release of heavy metals and biocides into the environment. Easy to install and suitable for all types of vessels, it reduces the need for frequent hull maintenance while preserving biodiversity and nautical performance. Committed to local and responsible production, we collaborate with regional partners and constantly verify the safety of our materials. K-Ren provides a concrete alternative to traditional hull cleaning, combining performance, sustainability, and respect for the oceans to support the ecological transition of the maritime sector.
K-REN
K-REN, a 100% French innovation: protective covers free of toxic paints for cleaner, more sustainable boating.
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