Overview

The Perko 0750DP0CHR is a chrome-plated bronze rope and chain deck pipe for leading anchor rode through the deck and into the locker while keeping the opening covered when the line is stowed. It has an opening sized for 3/8 in chain, a 5-1/4 in x 4 in flange, and a 1-3/8 in overall height, which gives you clear dimensions to compare before replacing an older fitting or laying out a new install.

The cover includes a hook for hanging chain, and the assembly uses a stainless steel cable retainer to help keep the rode controlled at the deck opening. On boats that carry rope and chain rode, this style suits a foredeck anchor locker setup where you want a dedicated pass-through instead of leaving the rode loose across the deck.

Key features

• Chrome-plated bronze construction with a traditional deck hardware look
• Opening sized for 3/8 in chain
• Cover includes a hook for hanging chain
• Stainless steel cable retainer helps manage the rode at the opening
• 5-1/4 in x 4 in flange for fit checks during replacement or new installation
• 1-3/8 in overall height with mounting for #8 screws

Installation and fit

This deck pipe belongs where the anchor rode passes below deck into a locker. Before ordering, compare the flange size with your available mounting area and confirm that your rode uses 3/8 in chain where it enters the pipe. For refit work, the most useful checks are the flange footprint, the overall height above deck, and the screw size used at the mounting points.

Because the cover has an integrated chain hook and cable retainer, it suits installations where the chain section needs to stay controlled near the deck opening when the rode is not running free. That makes it a sensible match for boats that want a covered anchor rode entry point with a more traditional cast-metal appearance.

Use on board

This fits best on boats that run a rope-and-chain anchor rode and want a dedicated deck entry to the anchor locker. It also makes sense for replacement work on older Perko hardware where matching the overall size and chain capacity matters more than adding extra hardware or changing the deck layout.