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Silt Barrier Oil Boom Accessories

Silt Barrier Oil Boom Accessories for mooring systems in various marine conditions. Granite Environmental stocks a wide range of marine anchors, construction marker buoys, navigational marker lights, oil spill boom tide risers and slides (compensators), debris barrier tow-bridles and spill boom repair kits that will make your life easy on any marine construction, dredge or oil spill recovery project!

Questions? Give us a call @ (+1) 772-646-0597.

Fluke or Mushroom style anchors are typically recommended rather than concrete, BUT it is site dependent and project related. We would be pleased to discuss the available options and suggest a cost effective reliable method of mooring.

Most marine based projects will require some form of navigational aid or warning to ensure you are in USCG compliance.

Our buoys, light buoys and navigational aids are used to demarcate turbidity curtains while dredging, marking oil containment boom during oil spill recovery or simply on a debris barrier where marine traffic is present. Are you looking for tarps and covers? - CLICK HERE.

Our user friendly products will make your installation of our Silt Barrier Oil Boom Accessories a cinch and get your project on the road quickly!!

Call us at any time @ (+1) 772-646-0597 to discuss your requirements

To find our more about our range of accessories or request a quote - CLICK HERE

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