September 15, 2012, Kiebitzberg® floating docks & jetties, Havelberg

Karlstadt is located approx. 25 km north of Würzburg, directly on the Main. In August / September 2012, the Kiebitzberg® jetty and floating dock team installed a jetty for rowing, canoeing and sports boats in the immediate vicinity of the Main Gate. From here, water tourists can now reach the market square in the center of Karlstadt's historic old town in just a few minutes.

The main element of the new Jetty measuring 8.3 m long x 2.5 m wide consists of 3 hollow chamber floats, which are firmly attached to the circumferential Open-G® frame are welded together. Processed was Seawater-resistant aluminum sheet - edged as Catamaran shape with ice slopes, which allows the jetty to freeze out in winter.

Pictures of the Kiebitzberg® jetty in Karlstadt am Main

The two access bridges measuring 2.20 m long x 1.5 m wide consist of a circumferential aluminum frame with welded-in truss struts. To compensate for the resulting loads (vertical forces) Support float mounted. As Bridge covering classical Larch corrugated planks which are fixed to oak battens.

The side-mounted jetties attached to the main jetty system Jetties for canoeists have a freeboard height of 0.15 m and are Clamped into the Open-G® frame. The non-slip GRP surface ensures a high level of safety when getting in and out of the vehicle.

Further advantages of Open-G®The aluminum bar system enables flexible, problem-free and cost-effective installation. Expansion of floating docks. Aluminum is characterized by its low weight - combined with high strength - and its high resistance to seawater and corrosion from.