PONTOON MODULAR CONCEPT PIER REPLACEMENT

A. Tile system decking

B. Proprietary cleats

C. Service ducts

D. Polyethylene Floats

E. Lateral Fenders

F. Aluminium Walers

G. Aluminium structural frames

Modular System

Poralu Marine is a specialist in the design and development of modular floating pontoon systems. The company harnesses materials specifically engineered to withstand the demanding conditions of harsh marine environments. These materials offer a blend of durability and resilience to ensure the longevity and performance of the pontoon systems.

Flexibility ensures that the pontoons can be arranged in various configurations to suit different needs. Adaptability means they can evolve and adjust to changing circumstances or requirements over time. Lastly, the systems are designed to be easily installed, significantly reducing setup time and complexity.

It’s essential to bear in mind that the illustrations provided in this section serve as conceptual representations of a modular pontoon system and are not to be interpreted as exact renditions of the final product.

D. Floats

The floats are composed of Polyethylene, a material known for its high resistance to impacts and severe weather conditions. This resistance extends to cracking, water ingress, and marine growth. Inside, the floats are filled with non-flammable Expanded Polystyrene (EPS).

A unique feature of these floats is the inclusion of a channel on top, designed specifically to facilitate the reticulation of all necessary services below the deck, enhancing functionality and adaptability.

A. Tile System Decking

The tile system employs a specialized method involving polypropylene disks and stainless screws, allowing for effortless assembly and dismantling processes.

In terms of the decking, it’s built to resist common chemical and hydrocarbon substances often found in marinas. The deck is made from polypropylene and is reinforced with a UV-protective screen to enhance its durability and guard against sun damage.