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Dock replacement progress at Salty Sam’s

USA: Salty Sam’s Marina in Fort Myers Beach, Florida is well on the road to recovery after being left in ruins due to the destructive force of Hurricane Ian in September 2022.

Golden Marine Systems, in conjunction with Gorman Marine Construction, is working to rebuild the marina, which already has a new D-Dock. Golden Marine used its 850 series dock system with low maintenance Endeck Ashwood decking for the new pier, incorporating 12in (30cm) adjustable cleats, pile guides and finger piers. The result is a robust and versatile mooring solution that has been designed to withstand harsh marine conditions while providing a safe and comfortable environment for boaters.
The ongoing efforts at Salty Sam’s Marina (work on C-Dock is now underway) represent another step in the broader restoration of the marina and the Fort Myers Beach area. The project is part of a larger initiative to rebuild and enhance the region’s waterfront infrastructure, making it more resilient against future storms.
Golden Marine’s involvement underscores its commitment to supporting communities affected by natural disasters. Work at Salty Sam’s is not only about rebuilding but also about strengthening the local boating community and fostering a sense of renewal and hope in the wake of the hurricane.
Mike Shanley, president of Golden Marine Systems, said the company was very proud to have been chosen to replace the marina and looks forward to completing the project. The marina restaurant and activities have remained open during the construction and everyone looks forward to the resumption of public boating activities.

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