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Marina Port Vell needed to adapt its infrastructure to accommodate a growing fleet of longer vessels with more demanding operational requirements. MSI carried out the renovation of the original 1991 basin, replacing the traditional mooring system with concrete floating docks supported by piles, thereby improving stability and reducing maintenance. The project modernized the marina and prepared it for larger vessels, providing safe, efficient, and comfortable facilities.
| Year | 2013–2014 |
|---|---|
| Location | Barcelona |
| Solution | SF1050 and SF1035 concrete floating pontoons, supported by piles and Grey beams, with galvanized steel fingers anchored to Halfen-type profiles |
| Customer | Port Vell Marina |
Widening the walkways to facilitate access to amenities and improve the user experience and comfort.
A complete upgrade of the original facility, carried out by MSI in 1991, to adapt it to new operational requirements.
Installation of SF-1000 concrete pontoons supported by piles, which require less maintenance than chain-supported systems.
Installation of galvanized steel gangways perpendicular to the main dock.
Part of the original pontoons from 1991 were reused due to their excellent structural condition.
Incorporation of a service channel with a composite cover for housing pipes and wiring.