British Marine Training Academy launches with first online course
British Marine has launched its Training Academy, an online learning platform for the leisure marine sector, with a two-hour introductory…
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Dry stack boat storage offers a cost-effective solution to keeping a boat at a marina, ready to launch whenever wanted. Boats are stored ashore in purpose-built storage racks and launched when needed. With Premier Marinas, launching is as simple as clicking the button within the Premier Marinas App, with as little as an hour’s notice. The boat is lifted from the rack, launched into the water and moved onto a waiting pontoon, making it an ideal option for those looking for a convenient and hassle-free option for boat storage.

As well as being lower cost than wet berthing, dry stack storage is a great way to keep boat maintenance in top condition. Over time salt water can be very corrosive, causing damage to almost every area of a vessel. Dry stacking can slow down the potential corrosion that occurs, helping protect resale value. Dry stacking a boat minimises the exposure to saltwater as the boat’s hull is washed with fresh water after every use. Storage away from the corrosive effects of salt water also reduces the need to apply costly antifoul.
Find out more about Premier Marinas dry stack locations here.

A clean and smooth hull surface significantly reduces water resistance, allowing the boat to cut through the water with less effort. This reduces drag, increases speed and lowers fuel consumption. As the hull is cleaned after each use, it won’t carry fouling, this smoother hull surface increases the boat’s overall performance and increases enjoyment.

Find out more about dry stack boat storage and book a free tour of Premier Marinas Trafalgar Wharf, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Europe’s largest undercover dry stack!
Discover how dry stack storage can help you maintain your boat’s value, watch the ‘touch of a button’ launch process in action and explore the benefits of the Premier Advantage.
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