Rings

Rings on ships were circular metal fittings that were commonly used for various purposes throughout the vessel. They were typically made of iron or brass and had a sturdy design to withstand the rigors of maritime environments. Rings had a wide range of applications on sailing ships. They were often used as attachment points for ropes, allowing for easy and secure fastening. Rings were strategically placed along the ship’s decks, masts, and rigging, providing convenient anchor points for rigging components and helping to distribute loads evenly. They were also utilized in the storage and transportation of cargo, serving as securing points for tying down barrels, crates, and other items. Wooden Model Ship Fittings Brass Rings come in a range of sizes. Ring dimension given is the outside diameter.