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In Auckland's CBD, our 60 metre superyacht work sheds are rising out of the ground. These new sheds will allow our 820 tonne travel lift to move boats inside the workspace to carry out high-quality work.
It’s a busy week for Orams Marine on both sides of the globe.
In Auckland’s CBD, our 60 metre superyacht work sheds are rising out of the ground. These new sheds will allow our 820 tonne travel lift to move boats inside the workspace to carry out high-quality work.
On the other side of the world, managing director Craig Park is at the Superyacht Cup Palma where he’s available to consult on refit in New Zealand and how to start the journey. Find him at the welcome cocktails on Wednesday where Superyacht New Zealand will launch, or call him during the week.
Craig Park
+64 27 472 3616
[email protected]
The two 60 metre work sheds join our existing 50 metre work shed, in providing controlled environments to carry out high-quality work. Ensuring an excellent project finish, our work sheds also protect the wider natural world by containing the materials used during application. It’s part of our ethos; total focus on quality, no sacrifice to sustainability.
