Secure a FREE SeaBin at the Southampton International Boat Show

Inland and Coastal Marina Systems, a specialist in pontoon design, manufacture and installation, is offering to include an installed SeaBin* on all orders placed at the Southampton International Boat Show (13th – 22nd September) as part of its ongoing commitment to the marine environment. Book a live demonstration of the SeaBin with Inland and Coastal, the official UK suppliers, and discover how it removes plastic waste from the marine ecosystem.

Marina, harbour and yacht club operators visiting this year’s show are invited to visit the Inland and Coastal stand (J150) within The Yacht Harbour Association’s exhibitor island. Discover its unrivalled engineering and layout capabilities and its systems to meet the unique challenges of each location’s access, activity and environmental conditions.

The highly experienced team has already installed over 60 projects worldwide this year. Managing Director, Oliver Shortall, says: “We pride ourselves on our ability to adapt to requirements, whether it’s for SUPs and kayaks at a watersports centre to busy commercial marinas and harbours. Whatever the site, whatever the size, we have the right marina system to fit the purpose.”

Oliver adds: “We know participation in watersports is changing which brings new challenges for marine leisure and commercial operators where provision of safe, comfortable access to the water is key. Our innovative designs include flexible freeboard heights, patented non-slip, low maintenance surfaces, making life easier for operators and users alike.”

If you’re interested in learning more about replacing your pontoons, adapting your current water access and how to get the best, most practical, and attractive solutions visit Inland and Coastal on stand J150 at the Southampton International Boat Show.

For more information on Inland and Coastal Marina Systems contact Jon Challis on 07712 875679 or visit inlandandcoastal.com.

* Free SeaBin only on orders for marina systems over £50k

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