Product of the Week: Eco-friendly mooring system


5:06 AM Sat 7 Mar 2009 GMT
'The Ezyrider mooring system - great in caring for the environment' .
The moving parts (particularly the heavy chains) of conventional mooring systems can damage or destroy seabeds which serve as vital marine habitats. With no moving parts to come in contact with the seabed floor, the EzyRider Mooring System from Global Moorings Pty Ltd in Western Australia has virtually no impact on the marine environment.

Designed, engineered and tested to safely secure boats, even in open water conditions, EzyRider is manufactured from heavy duty, but light weight and low maintenance corrosion-resistant materials.

With no moving parts and fewer connection points, wear and maintenance is considerably less for an EzyRider when compared with a conventional mooring system.

The use of buoyancy and tensioned rubbers to dissipate energy makes for an 'easy ride' and comfort on board without the jerky, snatch effect often experienced on other mooring systems.

It can be installed to various anchoring systems, in a wide range of applications and in most marine locations and substrates. Unique self-centering action reduces the total amount of vessel swing room by up to 50%, providing significant space saving advantages for marinas and boat owners.

More info: www.ezyridermooring.comor call 08 9467 2962.
Global Moorings Pty Ltd
Australian Marine Complex
13 Possner Way Henderson,
WA 6166




by Blackwattle Studios


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