BoardSafe commercial aluminum gangways are engineered and built to provide solutions for any marine application. BoardSafe developed its heavy-duty 100 Series aluminum extrusion specifically to meet the needs of commercial and industrial marinas and waterfronts. The heavy-duty design includes marine-grade 6160 aluminum and a proprietary extruded-aluminum frame. Commercial aluminum gangways come in standard sizes. Each order receives a design analysis based on the use and environment of the installation to match specific features, such as the bulkhead and roller hinges.
Optional accessories for aluminum gangways: toe kick, transition plate, intermittent handrail, gate, and 42″ high handrail
Commercial Aluminum Gangways
BoardSafe has developed its heavy-duty 100 Series aluminum extrusion to meet the needs of commercial marinas and waterfronts. The heavy-duty design includes…
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Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY
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100-Foot Aluminum Gangway Built for Boston Harbor, MA
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