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A floating landing stage is a rack mount vessel (pontoon), which is moored to a river bank (or a bay) and is absolutely motionless. It can be used as a floating pier, hotel, theater, gallery, recreation complex, ship repair workshop, car park, fire station, border point, etc.

We reequip and upgrade landing stages, and then sell them as second-hand upgraded landing stages. We will be pleased to consult you and offer a landing stage at the price that will suit you.

A reinforced concrete landing stage floats and does not sink due to the same reason as every ship made of material that is heavier than water, that is to say, according to Archimedes’ principle. Any vessel is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by its body. The landing stage does not heel over, when it is inclined, as the inclination involves a part of the vessel’s body immersed into water, which displaces the water, and its weight is equal to the restoring force of the water. This rectifying force restores the initial straight position of the vessel.

They aren’t, a landing stage may be fabricated from wood, metal or composite materials.

If a landing stage has a reinforced concrete body, theoretically, its service life is unlimited, as reinforced concrete only becomes stronger over the years.

It is, if your landing stage has a certificate of seaworthiness issued by the Russian River Register.

Landing stages can operate in areas classified by the Register Regulations as suitable for the vessels of this Register class.

A landing stage can be moored only in the area defined by the water use license.

A landing stage can be owned by any individual or legal entity, while a ship holder is a person who has a ship holder certificate.

The owner of the landing stage is the proprietary, while a ship holder is a person who is entitled to operate a vessel according to the Russian law. The vessel’s owner can be at the same time the ship holder.

You can, if you have the relevant Certificate of recognition issued by the Russian River Register.

It is a classification society in Russia which is empowered by the Russian laws to supervise safe operation of vessels according to the Register class. The Register acts in compliance with the Register Regulations, which define the requirements to vessels regarding their endurance, stability, unsinkability, fire safety, environmental security, etc.

No, it doesn’t. A landing stage can be autonomous as defined by its project approved by the Register.

It can, if it is envisaged by the project approved by the Register.

It can, if it is envisaged by the project approved by the Register.