Mooring fingers provide the most secure and space‑efficient method of fastening vessels in marinas, harbours and private docks. Each finger extends at a right angle from the main floating pontoon, creating an individual berth for every boat and ensuring safe separation between vessels.
The boom structure consists of a hot‑dip galvanised metal frame, durable plastic floats, a boom tip, and high‑quality wooden decking – all engineered for long‑term performance in demanding marine conditions.
300‑litre EPS‑foam‑filled, sinking‑proof plastic floats guarantee a high load capacity. Thanks to their conical shape, they are resistant to ice pressure and remain unaffected by freezing during the winter months. The wooden parts are made of deep‑impregnated pine, and the decking is profiled to reduce slipping, ensuring both durability and safety.
The boom is attached to the pontoon via hinges or rubber connections, providing a stable yet silent connection that withstands constant movement and wave action.
For securing vessels, mooring fingers can be fitted with mooring rings or T‑bollards, offering flexibility for different boat sizes and mooring preferences.
Pontoon Mooring Solutions
Our pontoon mooring systems combine robust engineering with practical design to keep your boat safe and accessible at all times. By integrating mooring fingers into your pontoon layout, each vessel can be moored securely at a right angle to the main pontoon, allowing easy boarding, disembarking, and manoeuvring. Whether in tidal waters or sheltered marinas, our solutions deliver reliability and ease of use.
Marina Finger Options
A marina finger is a type of mooring finger used in professional marina layouts to create perpendicular berths for boats along a main pontoon. This arrangement maximises berth capacity, prevents hull contact between vessels, and provides safer access for crew and passengers.
Our marina fingers are built for long‑term exposure to saltwater, with galvanised steel frames, maintenance‑free floats, and weather‑resistant timber decking. They can be customised to match your pontoon dimensions and mooring configuration, ensuring a perfect fit for both leisure and commercial marine environments.
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