Using Centre Hole (no eyes) cylindrical fenders as lane markers Centre Hole fenders are ideal for use as lane markers as they can be used to provide a solid barrier as opposed to buoys which leave gaps between them. They are highly visible and cover a larger surface area than ball markers so are perfect for any length of water you wish to mark off. The fenders can be easily secured by threading a floating rope through the centre with a knot at either end or by the use of washers and G rings. A string of fenders can then be tied off either to a quay/pontoon or a weighted chain to the bottom of the water. Using Round Buoys as lane markers
round buoys can be individually anchored if you need access for boats between the buoys or fixed in a string anchored at either end to form a "solid barrier”. The buoys can be be tied or shackled to the rope. If you are a club, waterpark, council or simply holding a one off event and would like bespoke buoyed lines we are happy to quote for all your requirements. Simply email us and we would be delighted to help.
