Marina Decking, Pontoon Decking, Fibreglass Jetty Decking & GRP Pier Decking

 

 

Marina Decking

We supply fibreglass marina decking and pontoon decking as a replacement for traditional, older pontoon decking or deck materials such as wood and steel grating, ideal for new marina construction and developments.

 

Marina Deck fibreglass decking is an extremely tough, durable marina decking material with a life span of over 50 years, and has been designed to withstand the rigours of marine environments.

Fibreglass marina pontoon decking is designed to replace and is ideal for use on:

 

Pontoon Decking

Fibreglass pontoon decking has a proven gritted, maximum anti-slip surface which has one of the highest degrees of slip-resistance ever measured for a walking surface, especially in wet, oily and icy conditions. The integral gritted non-slip surface of the pontoon deck provides long-lasting protection and is the ideal replacement for traditional deck materials used in marina developments and constructions.

 

Fibreglass Marina Deck can enhance the asset value of marina properties, and the incredible anti-slip qualities and appearance of the pontoon decking can help to attract new berth holders and possibly reduces insurance premiums.

 

Fibreglass Jetty Decking

Fibreglass jetty decking. Max gritted anti-slip deck surface. 50 year + life span. Easily installed. All stainless steel fixings, in stock.

 

Fibreglass jetty decking can be supplied in thicknesses ranging through sizes 14mm – 22mm – 30mm – 38m as Mesh Decking, and 18mm – 25mm – 30mm – 35mm – 45mm as Solid Top Decking. All types are extensively used for fibreglass jetty decking applications. Marina Deck is specified for New or Replacement Projects, where safe anti-slip qualities are required for walking surfaces in exposed areas over water. Applications for fibreglass jetty decking include:

 

 

GRP Pier Decking Topping

Also available is grp pier decking topping which has been designed to be fitted on top of existing “structurally sound” decking materials such as timber, aluminium, concrete, steel mesh etc., thereby saving installation time.

 

British Standard Slip Test Results

The British Standard 4592 test was devised to test and assess the slip resistance of industrial type flooring intended for use in water and wet areas. A co-efficient of friction (CoF) is calculated by determining the mean angle of inclination that an operator can safely maintain when the flooring is subjected to a continuous stream of water.

 

 

GRP Pier Decking Colours

 

Standard colours for GRP Pier Decking are Green, Grey and Sand, other RAL colours available on request for volume orders.