Scaffolding for ship maintenance must fit the hull and the areas where people work. We build scaffolding for vessel maintenance and work at yacht yards.
Working platforms alongside a hull
The platform width, height and distance from the hull depend on the task. Explain which parts of the vessel need access and what materials will be used on the platforms. Photos, drawings and dimensions help us assess the situation.
Coordinating with the yard
Several contractors may work at once during maintenance. We discuss space, walkways and the assembly and dismantling sequence with the responsible contractor. Tell us whether the vessel is indoors, outdoors or in a dock.
A project showing our approach
We built a scaffold structure for yacht maintenance at Feadship Sport. The project page includes photos and an explanation of our approach. It is a starting point for discussing access around your own vessel.
Our work in pictures
See our approach on site
From enquiry to dismantling
- Tell us about the work
Send the address, photos, dimensions and schedule. Tell us who will use the scaffold.
- Discuss the layout
We agree access, working heights, duration and any enclosure, then prepare a proposal.
- Plan assembly and dismantling
After approval, we agree the work arrangements and schedule dismantling together.
Frequently asked questions
What details do you need for a vessel?
Send the yard location, vessel dimensions, photos or drawings and the required work areas. Include the work period and available space around the vessel.
Can I request work outside Drenthe or Overijssel?
Yes. We also carry out projects elsewhere in the Netherlands and in Germany. We discuss the location, scope and schedule when you enquire.
