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Precision Welding: Consistent Quality Through Advanced Technology

High-performance results supported by pulsed MIG expertise At Structurmarine, innovation plays a central role in the reliability of our floating structures. Among the processes that ensure long-term durability and performance, pulsed MIG welding stands out as one of the most impactful. Unlike conventional methods, pulsed...

Innovation and Sustainability in Marina Construction

Structurmarine’s commitment to durable and high-performance waterfront infrastructure. At Structurmarine, we believe that the marinas of today must be designed to meet the challenges of tomorrow. More than just docking spaces, they...

Structurmarine Explores Fixed Dock Solutions

At Structurmarine, innovation is deeply rooted in our DNA. While we’re well known for the durability and performance of our floating dock systems, we are currently advancing our development efforts with a dedicated research and development (R&D) initiative focused on a complementary solution: the fixed dock....

Structurmarine: Fixed Aluminum Docks Built to Last

When performance meets simplicity, the result is Structurmarine’s fixed aluminum docks. Renowned for precision engineering and durable materials, Structurmarine delivers robust and elegant...

Overcoming the Challenges of Installing Floating Docks in Winter

Working on water during winter presents a unique set of challenges. Here are the key considerations for successfully completing such a project. WEATHER AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES We must take into consideration that winter conditions can cause delays in transportation and therefore require close...

Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Cyclones: What’s the Difference?

Ever wondered why we call some storms hurricanes, others typhoons, and still others cyclones? The answer lies in geography. These names refer to the same meteorological phenomenon, but the terminology changes depending on where the storm originates. Regional Naming Conventions Hurricanes: In the Atlantic Ocean and the northeastern Pacific,...

Planning a Marina Renovation: Key Steps

Renovating a commercial or public marina is a major undertaking that requires meticulous planning. At Structurmarine, we understand the importance of every detail in...

Aluminum: Strenght & Flexibility

Seated at my desk, I was distractedly looking at my Cola aluminum can, when I started thinking about how fantastic this material evolved over this last century and how multiples are its applications… I dreamily remembered being seated in an Airbus A-320 jet plane, in Doha Hamad International Airport, waiting for...

Who are Structurmarine’s customers

What Structurmarine’s customers have in common is their need to float something. Whether in the public domain, such as cities or state parks, or in the private sector like developers, yacht clubs or non-profit organizations, no matter the location our team will meet their...

The evolution of the boating industry…

When 40m Alchemy was launched in 1970, she was considered a very large yacht – the third biggest Feadship Royal Dutch Shipyards built to date. Fast forward 40 years, and she’s positively dwarfed by Fincantieri’s 133m Serene, launched in 2011....