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12 DECKING


GRP mesh for Fisherman’s Dock A


n upgrade of the 120-berth Fisherman’s Dock at Poole Harbour was recently completed by Walcon


Marine. The pontoons there are heavy duty Walcon System 21 and after more than 20 years are still in excellent condition. However, Poole Harbour Commissioners, working closely with the Poole and District Fishermen’s Association (PDFA) that manages the facility, made the decision to upgrade the decking from hardwood to GRP mesh, and to renew the fendering. The GRP mesh supplied by


Walcon is particularly suitable for commercial and other high traffic locations. As well as being tough, it has excellent non-slip properties, is easy to clean and requires minimal maintenance. By installing the new decking, it will not only give the facility a more commercial feel, but will also enhance safety and reduce operating costs. Over the course of eight weeks,


a Walcon team undertook the removal of the old decking and replaced it with a total of 910 sq m of heavy and relatively unwieldy mesh grating, which had been


custom fabricated to match the exact dimensions of the pontoons. All this was done while ensuring that the resident fishing boats could continue to use the boat haven in their normal course of business. The project was made possible


by a funding contribution from the European Fisheries Fund via the UK Government’s Marine Management Organisation. Poole Harbour Commissioners supported the PDFA by managing the application and procurement process. As a Trust Port established by an Act of Parliament, supporting the local


MARINA INDUSTRY


Editorial Features in August 2020


Modular pontoons for instant berths How to choose a marina workboat The role of consultancies Marina visit to the Mediterranean


Editorial deadline: 24 July


Note: The Publisher reserves the right to change the subject matter or modify when they appear in the magazine to reflect commercial, technical and economic developments within the international marina industry.


MARINA INDUSTRY • JUNE 2020


fishing industry is a key part of the Commissioners’ remit. Phil Armstrong, Harbour Engineer


at Poole Harbour Commissioners, commented: “It was a pleasure working with Walcon Marine to ensure the successful delivery of this project. It was well-planned at an early stage and the site team worked very efficiently, adapting their programme to suit the operational needs of the commercial fishermen”. Walcon Marine Ltd sales@walconmarine.com www.walconmarine.com


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