Boat booms provide a cost-effective and practical way to moor small boats in marinas, harbours and private pontoon berths. They help keep boats separated, improve berth organisation and make mooring easier in sheltered locations.
Boat booms are a practical middle option between mooring buoys and mooring fingers. A mooring buoy is the simplest and most economical solution. A boat boom provides better boat separation and more convenient mooring. A mooring finger is the strongest, most stable and most comfortable solution, especially when walkable access to the boat is needed.
A standard boat boom consists of a strong hot-dip galvanised steel frame, an EPS-filled plastic float and mooring rings. The plastic float also works as a fender at the end of the boom.
Boat booms connect to the pontoon with metal hinges or elastic rubber connections. This makes installation simple and allows the boom to move with the pontoon and changing water conditions.
As an accessory, you can add 300 mm wide timber decking, metal rails for adjusting the berth width and fenders.
Boat booms for versatile mooring
Boat booms provide a flexible mooring solution for various small boats, from leisure craft to workboats. Their strong construction and simple design make them suitable for sheltered marinas, private pontoon berths and protected harbour locations.
They help optimise berth space and make boat handling easier, especially when several boats are moored along the same pontoon.
You can plan different pontoon and marina layouts in our web application and see the estimated cost of the project. The user manual is available here.
If you work in marina design, harbour engineering or architecture, you can download boat boom models and other Top Marine product models from the ProdLib catalogue. You can also read the user manual here.
