It features complete functions for yacht berthing, cleaning, maintenance, as well as passenger boarding and disembarking. Traditionally, yacht marinas were mostly constructed with reinforced concrete. However, affected by frequent water level fluctuations, such fixed structures often fail to meet actual usage demands. Floating marinas can adapt to varying water levels and keep a constant height above the water surface, making them increasingly favored by users.
Designers take into account vessel type, water depth, tides, current conditions, wind and wave intensity to customize the optimal floating yacht marina. The platform surface adopts a non-slip design and can be laid with wooden planks as required. It delivers reliable quality and safety while offering the most cost-effective solution for marina construction.
Nevertheless, modular floating pontoons are mainly suitable for small and medium-sized yacht marinas. Large terminals such as cargo ports require other high load-bearing structural materials.
Floating pontoons form the main structure of the floating marina. Their buoyancy and load capacity are fully adequate for small and medium-sized yacht marinas. If a single-layer structure cannot meet the demand, a double-layer pontoon structure can be adopted and reinforced with steel frames on both sides, greatly enhancing overall buoyancy, stability and safety.
Pontoon-based floating marinas can be customized in different sizes according to yacht dimensions. Wooden deck planks can be installed optionally to effectively extend the service life of the marina.