Nautical Structures Equipment
Travelling Trolleys
Travelling trolley systems designed with architects to move tenders inside a boat-house or out onto the seawall.
Description
Nautical Structures Travelling Trolley systems are designed with safety, reliability and appearance in mind. They were developed with architects to move a tender from point A to point B, inside a boat-house or deployed on the seawall.
Applications
- Tender handling in boat-houses
- Moving tenders between storage and seawall launch points
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