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Inflatable fenders are used to protect your boat’s hull during mooring maneuvers or contact with a dock, pontoon, or other boat. Acting as flexible buffers, they absorb shocks and reduce the risk of scratches or damage, while being easy to handle and store when deflated. <\/p>\n
Inflatable fenders come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different types of boats and situations:<\/p>\n
\u2192 Cylindrical shape: the most common shape, easy to position vertically or horizontally against the hull. These fenders are available in a wide range of sizes, from 15 x 40 cm to larger dimensions such as 50 x 100 cm, 70 x 120 cm, or even 120 x 180 cm, depending on the protection required. <\/p>\n
\u2192 Flat shape: these fenders offer a larger contact surface, ideal for protecting a larger portion of the hull or for wide boats. They are available in thicknesses such as 20 cm or 30 cm, with sizes such as 50 x 80 cm, 60 x 100 cm, or 80 x 150 cm. <\/p>\n
Each shape can be chosen according to the size of the boat, the configuration of the dock, or the area to be protected, ensuring optimal protection while maintaining the practicality of inflatable equipment.<\/p>\n
This type of fender is particularly appreciated for its lightness, ease of inflation and storage, as well as the possibility of changing or washing the covers, which facilitates maintenance during nautical outings.<\/p>\n
Discover CERTEC fenders, made in France:<\/p>\n