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Home›Business development›Roam crews busy at Lumsden Point
Business development

September 22, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Roam crews busy at Lumsden Point

Roam Marine is assisting TAMS with the design and installation of a landbacked wharf at Lumsden Point. The wharf is 59m x 22m with a retained height of 16.5m. According to their latest project update, the main piles are dia 1625mm and the anchor piles 1067mm. Roam Marine designed the two level pilin

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Roam crews busy at Lumsden Point
Roam Marine

Roam Marine is assisting TAMS with the design and installation of a landbacked wharf at Lumsden Point.

The wharf is 59m x 22m with a retained height of 16.5m.

According to their latest project update, the main piles are dia 1625mm and the anchor piles 1067mm.

Roam Marine designed the two level piling frame to drive 11 of the main piles at a time supported on temporary piles.

Also, they designed the access and single level 5 pile gate on the barge for the anchor piles.

The wharf was built in 5 months.

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