Vc Metalwork, a Palma de Mallorca-based designer and producer of high quality marine components, has recently fabricated the galley for luxury motor yacht Bartender (ex Nomade). Superyacht Bartender was launched by the Turkish manufacturer Riza Tansu in 2011 and features naval architecture by Kerim Acar Yacht Design. The images of the brand new galley for Bartender can be found in the video below, released by Vc Metalwork.

Vc Metalwork was launched five years ago by metal fabricator Vicente Libertini. Vicente worked within the metal engineering industry for many years and turned his hand to the super yacht market realising the industry demand for his skills.

Ex J Class captain, James King, has recently joined the team as Commercial Director. James states: “On Bartender we had the existing galley removed and a new designed galley installed in marine plywood then shielded in 316L marine grade stainless to create and industrial type galley. This provides a professional and easy to clean environment which is not only practical but aesthetically  pleasing to the owner and guests.”

The 36.4m luxury yacht Bartender is a new client for Vc. The Vc team have completed many of these galley conversions in the past and continue to be the leaders in this type of work.

The captain of Bartender superyacht decided to switch from their long serving fabrication company based on Vc Metalwork’s proven track record in this type of work also  competitive pricing.

The Captain of Bartender yacht states: “This is the first time we have worked with Vc Metalwork and we are extremely happy with the result. We wanted our entire galley refit in satin finish chrome and Vc exceeded expectations designing and fabricating unique features that make the galley not just look fantastic, with great attention to detail, but also optimises the space and functionality for our crew.”

Vc Metalwork in Palma de Mallorca designs and fabricates high quality marine components. The company specializes in marine & aerospace materials e.g Titanium,17-ph4, Nitorinc 50, Duplex 2205, hybrid plastics.