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Flattop barges for charter

Looking to move heavy, over-sized or bulk cargo other units can’t manage? View the flattop barges we have for charter.

How flattop barges operate

Flattop barges are also known as pontoons, flat-deck barges, and deck cargo barges. More sophisticated flattops have pumping rooms and ballasting systems which allow the trim of the barge and draft to be regulated, for efficient loading and offloading.

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Folio #: BP030C
Location: NW Europe
Side-dumping barge for charter/ 81 x 22m
side dumping barge
Build Date:
1997
Class:
Lloyds
LOA (m):
81
Beam (m):
22
Draft (m):
2.45
Depth (m):
3.8m
DWT (t):
2,200
Deck Load (t/m2):
10
Spuds (L x D):
2 x 28m spuds
Bulkheads (long/transverse):
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Folio #: BP003C
Location: Europe
Flattop barge for charter / 76 x 24m
large deck barge
Build Date:
2007
Class:
DNV
LOA (m):
76
Beam (m):
24
Draft (m):
Depth (m):
4.88
DWT (t):
5,410
Deck Load (t/m2):
20
Spuds (L x D):
Bulkheads (long/transverse):
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