Lalizas Bumper Buoy R3 44X58cm white and blue

Safety Information

Fender Safety Instructions
Safe Use Guidelines
Proper Attachment and Positioning

Before starting the mooring process, ensure that the fenders are securely attached to the boat's or yacht's sides using appropriately chosen, durable ropes.
Position the fenders at a height corresponding to the contact level with other vessels or the dock to effectively protect the boat's hull from damage.
Regularly check the knots and securing ropes to ensure that the fenders remain stable during docking or maneuvering.

Safe Use

Fenders are designed exclusively to protect boat hulls from impacts and abrasions. Do not use them for other purposes, such as seating or rescue equipment.
Match the size and number of fenders to the vessel's dimensions and the conditions in the marina or on the water.
Avoid overinflating the fenders, as this may cause damage or bursting due to excessive pressure.

Regular Technical Inspection

Before each mooring, check the fenders for visible damage, such as cracks, abrasions, or leaks.
For inflatable fenders, regularly monitor the air pressure and inflate them according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
If the fender is damaged (puncture, leak), do not use it and replace it with a new one to ensure effective protection.

Cleaning and Maintenance

After use, rinse the fenders with clean water to remove salt, sand, and other contaminants that may affect material durability.
Regularly clean the fenders with a mild detergent to prevent mold growth and discoloration.
Store the fenders in a dry, shaded place, away from sources of intense UV radiation and high temperatures to extend their lifespan.

Emergency Situations

If you notice that a fender has been damaged during docking or maneuvering, immediately secure the boat's sides with an additional fender or other available protective measures.
If a fender deflates or is damaged, avoid further use and take corrective actions or replace the product.

Additional Recommendations

In difficult conditions (e.g., strong winds or rough water), use additional fenders to increase hull protection.
Consider using protective covers for fenders to minimize the risk of scratches on the hull's surface.
Do not overload the fenders or use them in a way that could lead to damage.

Contact in Case of Problems

If you detect manufacturing defects or experience issues with the fenders' functionality, contact the manufacturer or an authorized sales point. Do not attempt to repair the fenders yourself if the damage affects their effectiveness.

Manufacturer details

LALIZAS
3 Gounari str.
18531 Piraeus
Greece

+30 210 42 26 274
dpo@lalizas.com

Responsible person

Marin Equipment Distributors LTD
166 Fragklinou Rousvelt
3045 Limassol
Cyprus

dpo@lalizas.com