Why choose a certified Ullman sails loft for sail repairs

When performance, reliability, and longevity matter, who repairs your sails is just as important as how you use them. 

A certified Ullman Sails loft combines trained craftsmanship, proven methods, and premium-grade materials to return your sails to peak shape—safely and consistently.

What “Certified” really means

Certification isn’t a logo; it’s a standard. 
A certified Ullman loft operates under documented processes and quality controls that align with Ullman Sails’ global methodology:

• Trained technicians following approved repair techniques for woven and laminated cloths.
  
  
• Specified materials (cloth, threads, tapes, webbing, hardware) matched to load paths and expected use.
  
  
• Consistent QA—from intake inspection to final sign-off—so work is traceable, repeatable, and warranted.
  
  
• Design support from the broader Ullman network when a sail needs re-cutting, panel replacement, or performance tuning.

Premium materials, proper methods

Sail repairs succeed or fail at the fiber level. 
Certified lofts use components selected for marine UV, flex, and load cycles:

• UV-resistant threads (e.g., bonded polyester/aramid) and seam constructions that keep shape under flogging and leech loads.
  
  
• Reinforcement tapes and patches sized to real stress lines, not just “covering a hole.”
  
  
• Appropriate adhesives and films for laminates to prevent delamination and print-through.
  
  
• Correct luff tapes, batten hardware, headboard/cringle fittings compatible with your rig and furling gear.
  
  

Result: a repair that restores structure and shape, not merely appearance.

From Minor Fixes to Full Restorations

A certified loft handles the full spectrum with the right triage and tooling:

• Restitching & seam renewal where UV has weakened thread.
  
  
• Leech/foot UV cover replacement for furling headsails.
  
  
• Chafe patching & spreader patches placed precisely on wear zones.
  
  
• Batten pocket rebuilds and hardware upgrades (end caps, tensioners).
  
  
• Luff tape replacement, bolt rope adjustments, and slider/hank servicing.
  
  
• Panel replacement or re-cutting to recover draft position and reduce flog-induced distortion on mains and headsails.
  
  
• Downwind sail repairs in nylon, with minimal added weight and careful shape preservation.

If a sail is beyond economical repair, you’ll get an honest, data-based recommendation—often with options to extend life one more season or transition to a new Ullman design.

Performance tuning that you can feel

Repairs are only half the story. 
Certified lofts can optimize sail shape while they’re on the bench:

• Re-tensioning leech lines and refining batten geometry.
• Adjusting draft and twist behavior through panel work or localized recuts.
• Balancing mainsail entry/exit for easier helming and a wider groove.

You leave not just with a “fixed” sail, but a faster, calmer, and longer-lasting one.

Documented process, predictable results

Every job follows a straightforward, transparent workflow:

1. Intake & Inspection 
   — condition report with photos and recommendations.
   
   
2. Scope Agreement 
   — materials, price range, and lead time confirmed.
   
   
3. Execution 
   — certified methods and parts, with in-process checks.
   
   
4. Final QA 
   — seams, patches, hardware, and shape reviewed.
   
   
5. Care Notes 
   — storage, rinse, and usage guidance to protect your investment.

The Rempar + Ullman advantage

As a certified Ullman Sails loft, Rempar Sailing d.o.o. delivers repair and upgrade work that meets recognized international standards—using approved materials, documented methods, and a quality process that protects both performance and safety.

What we offer:

• Comprehensive inspection and written condition reports
• UV cover renewals, seam restitching, and chafe mitigation
• Panel repairs and selective re-cuts to recover designed shape
• Hardware servicing (luff tapes, sliders, hanks, battens, headboards)
• Downwind sail care with weight-conscious repair strategies
• Post-service guidance for storage and maintenance

Outcome: 

sails that set cleanly, trim easily, and last longer—with repairs you can trust when it’s blowing 25 and building.

Quick care tips after any repair

• Rinse salt, dry fully, and avoid creasing laminates.
• Rotate fold lines on Dacron; roll laminate sails.
• Schedule a mid-season check if you sail frequently or race.
• Store in breathable bags, off the deck, away from heat.