Trade-A-Boat

World’s Largest on Track for Tasmania

Work on what what is being claimed as the world’s largest wellboat is continuing in Norway, ahead of the vessel’s deployment to Tasmania later this year.

The hull of Ronja Storm was launched in Turkey during January prior to being delivered to the Havyard shipyard

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Trade-A-Boat

Trade-A-Boat1 min read
Sealink Spends Up In Queensland
With eight vessels constructed in Queensland over the past five years, ferry operator SeaLink Marine & Tourism says it has invested $23 million to marine manufacturing in the state. “We are proud to be building new vessels in Queensland as we continu
Trade-A-Boat9 min read
Multiple Choice
Australia’s east coast is multihull heaven because of its many islands, shoaling waters and prevailing winds. So, it’s just a matter of choosing your escape capsule. It could be a liveaboard vessel, one you holiday on or enjoy the occasional regatta
Trade-A-Boat3 min read
Preserving Hull Integrity In Polyethylene Hulls
Polyethylene is a remarkable material in that it has positive buoyancy, a degree of flex and impact damage resistance not found in fibreglass hulls. Due to the roto-moulding process, where polyethylene beads or powder heated to around 150 degrees in

Related Books & Audiobooks