EURO-NEWS 9


New distributors for Marinetek T


he presence of Marinetek on the Dutch and German markets has been further strengthened with


the appointment of two new distributors, JLD International BV in De Goorn, The Netherlands, and Ostseedienst GmbH in Kappeln, Germany. Both companies have extensive experience in marine construction and are well- established in their specific regions. JLD International is known for


its folding anchors, sheet piling and retention walls and has skilled


Quantum


pedestals for Port Adriano


Over 200 berths are to be serviced by bespoke coloured versions of Rolec’s Quantum pedestals as part of a refurbishment project at Port Adriano’s Old Port in Mallorca. These units will add to the hundreds of berths already being serviced by Rolec pedestals as part of previous phased development over the last three years. The latest phase of pedestals


will provide 16 amp single-phase through to 63 amp three- phase supplies and also feature water taps, LED lighting and security locking brackets on the pedestal sockets.


Other features of the Quantum


pedestals include: compliance with European wiring regulations; IP65 category 1 weather-proof rating (BS EN 60529); flame-retardant to UL94 flame rating at V2; UV- stabilised; CE-certified; corrosion- resistant; and offering full utility segregation. Port Adriano is widely accepted


as a showcase marina, which features excellent facilities, including shops hosting a selection of top brands, restaurants for all tastes, a busy boatyard, an online booking system for moorings and a host of other services.


September 2017:


Boat moving, handling and storage Workboats for marinas Requirements for resort marinas Country profile: Greece


Editorial deadline: 4 September December 2017:


Illumination above and below water Refurbishing onshore facilities The importance of insurance Country profile: Denmark Editorial deadline: 4 December


Note: The Publisher reserves the right to change the subject matter or modify the running order of the features listed above to reflect technical and commercial developments in the European marina industry.


DECEMBER 2016 • MARINA EURO-REPORT March 2017:


knowledge in how best to make transitions from land to water. “We see great potential in the Dutch market, especially for refurbishing existing marinas,” said Jos Karsten, JLD’s International CEO. “Our own products combined with the comprehensive range of pontoons and accessories offered by Marinetek are perfect for breathing new life into old marinas.” Ostseedienst is a second-


generation marine construction company with its own fleet of working barges, tugs and


heavy duty marine construction machinery. Managing Director Nils Jaich believes the tie-in with Marinetek is a perfect fit. “With Marinetek pontoons and marina engineering skills, we can offer an impressive product and services package for waterfront projects in Northern Germany,” he explained. “On the basis of our co-operation, several projects have been successfully completed, two of which (Böbs-Werft Marina in Travemünde and Olpenitz Marina in Kappeln) within 2016”.


MARINA EURO-REPORT


Editorial features for 2017


Floating pontoons and breakwaters Piling and anchoring systems What do berth-holders want? Country profile: Finland


Editorial deadline: 6 March June 2017:


Pedestals, pump-outs and fuel docks Environmental protection equipment Pontoon decking options Country profile: France


Editorial deadline: 5 June


Kristian Räme, Marinetek’s


Vice-President International Sales, is delighted to welcome both companies to the Marinetek network. “We are excited to be working with such strong and skilful partners in two countries where there is so much ongoing potential for waterfront developments,” he confirmed. “We have known both JLD International and Ostseedienst for a long time and are confident that by working together, we will have a competitive edge for all marina-related projects.”


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