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Mooring line at BijRinus

Product — Mooring lines

Marking for swimming and work areas

Mooring lines and marker buoys, including on-site delivery.

A distinction is made between mooring lines for swimming areas and mooring lines for open water — the difference lies in the size of the floats. For public swimming areas, the 200mm float is often recommended; these are clearly visible from several hundred metres away.

Our mooring lines are supplied as standard in lengths of 30 metres, with a ball spacing of 2.5 metres. In waterway marking, the colour yellow is used to indicate an isolated danger or area. For larger work areas in open water, marker and navigation buoys are often the better choice.

Mooring lines

For marking swimming areas or to cordon off work areas.

Marker buoys

Eye-catching marker buoys that can be attached to the mooring lines, including on-site delivery.

Anchoring

A mooring line can be anchored in several ways:

  • The mooring line is fastened end to end
  • The mooring line is attached to poles
  • The mooring line is anchored to the seabed

Also check out our navigation and marker buoys, also available for rent.

Frequently asked questions

About mooring lines

For public swimming areas, the 200mm float is often recommended; these are clearly visible from several hundred metres away. A lighter float may suffice for smaller enclosures.

Our mooring lines are supplied as standard in lengths of 30 metres, with a ball spacing of 2.5 metres.

This can be done in three ways: fastened end to end, attached to poles, or anchored to the seabed — depending on the situation.

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