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Kees Bruynzeel

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was causing a decline in the building industry, he considered alternatives and pioneered the development of new timber materials for the production of the Bruynzeel kitchen and for boat construction. Using a newly developed water-resistant synthetic resin glue, Bruynzeel developed a durable three-ply
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Bruynzeel continued sailing and winning races. In the 1937 Fastnet Race "Zeearend" was winner overall. In the Fastnet 1951 Race, "Zeevalk" wasklasse winner and 2. overall. "Stormvogel" was first to finish in the 61 Fastnet, the 62 Buenos Aires-Rio race, the 64 Burmuda race, the Sydney-Hobart, the
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worked closely with Bruynzeel's father and his brother Willem (he designed their first kitchens) and was involved with the design of the Zeearend as well.
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Bruynzeel was the son of Cornelis Bruynzeel Sr., who founded a timber factory in 1897, and Antoinette Lels. He studied in
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Today Bruynzeel Multipanel Int. B.V., as it was later renamed, is a leading timber company that specialises in
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In 1939, when the production had expanded to include floors and kitchens and the threat of
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In 1956 Kees Bruynzeel Jr. moved to South Africa, where he owned and operated a company
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and construction timber, with distribution throughout Europe, North America and the
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developed the first industrialised boat construction system in the world.
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China Sea, and the 1967 Trans-Pacific Race (Los Angeles-to-Hawaii
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Index

Rotterdam
Greece
yachtsman
The Hague
Zaandam
Ericus Gerhardus Verkade
Fastnet race
Netherlands
Stephens-designed
yawl
Piet Zwart
World War II
plywood
E.G. van de Stadt
marine
Caribbean
shelving
Altor Equity Partners
Bruply Doors
Stellenbosch
PG Bison
Stellenbosch
hyperbolic paraboloid
teak
rafters
yellowwood
Aart Bijl
Transpac
Shearwater
Cape to Rio Yacht Race

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