Salted Fiber Works

Projects

Our Portfolio

Delivering Excellence Across the Maldives

Salted Fiber Works has successfully delivered a wide range of projects across the Maldives, supporting resorts, marine operations, industrial facilities, and island developments. Our portfolio reflects reliable execution, technical capability, and the ability to perform in complex island environments.

Fushidhiggaa Service Island Development

Service Island Infrastructure & Back-of-House Facilities

The project was executed to align with international resort development standards, balancing operational efficiency, durability, and seamless integration within a luxury island environment.

Salted Fiber Works was appointed to deliver essential back-of-house infrastructure for the Fushidhiggaa Service Island, an integral part of the main resort development. Located on the same reef system and physically connected to the primary resort island via a bridge, the project required a carefully coordinated approach to ensure seamless operational integration while preserving environmental and visual continuity.

Scope of Work

The scope of works included:



Development of integrated service island infrastructure supporting main resort operations

Design and installation of an underground reinforced concrete water storage system



Construction of staff accommodation facilities aligned with international hospitality standards

Coordinated logistics, sequencing, and construction management within a live resort development context


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All works were executed in accordance with project requirements to ensure safety, reliability, and ease of future maintenance.

Project Execution

The project was delivered through a structured and methodical approach, combining technical expertise with an understanding of global resort operational requirements. Infrastructure elements were carefully integrated to minimize visual impact while ensuring high performance and ease of maintenance. Materials, construction methods, and sequencing were selected to support long-term durability, operational efficiency, and future scalability.

Project Information

Integrated Service Island & Back-of-House Infrastructure

Client Name

Maldiviana

Category

Resort & Island construction

Started

2023

Finished

2025

Location

South Ari Atoll, Maldives

Blu Pulse – Refurbishment & Upgrades

Speedboat Refurbishment & Upgrades

The objective of the project was to enhance the vessel’s usability for daily operations while extending its service life through targeted upgrades and a complete exterior repaint.

Salted Fiber Works was appointed to carry out the refurbishment of the Blu Pulse, focusing on functional upgrades, improved comfort, and a refreshed appearance.

Scope of Work

The refurbishment works included:

Installation of a new roof structure for improved weather protection

Installation of an onboard toilet facility

Fabrication and installation of wooden bench seating

Surface preparation and complete new paint job

General refurbishment and finishing works


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All upgrades were carried out using marine-appropriate materials suitable for frequent use and tropical conditions.

Project Execution

The project was executed with careful coordination to ensure compatibility with the existing vessel structure. Attention was given to fit, finish, and durability, ensuring that all new installations were securely integrated without compromising vessel performance.

The repainting process included proper surface preparation to deliver a clean, durable finish designed to withstand marine exposure.

Project Information

Roof Installation, Toilet Installation, Wooden Bench Seating, Repainting

 

Category

Boat Refurbishment

Started

13 Oct, 2023

Finished

23 Dec, 2023

Lh. Hinnavaru – Cable Junctions & Pipeline Network Installation

Cable Junctions and Pipeline Network Installation

Salted Fiber Works was appointed by the Road Development Corporation (RDC) to carry out cable junction installations and pipeline network works at Lh. Hinnavaru Island.

The project formed part of essential island infrastructure upgrades, requiring precise execution, coordination with existing services, and durability suitable for long-term public use in a marine environment.

Scope of Work

The scope of works included:



Installation of cable junctions for island utility systems

Laying and alignment of pipeline networks

Trenching, positioning, and securing of underground services



Coordination with existing infrastructure and site conditions

Reinstatement of affected areas following installation


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All works were executed in accordance with project requirements to ensure safety, reliability, and ease of future maintenance.

Project Execution

Executing works within an inhabited island required careful planning to minimize disruption to residents and daily activities. Salted Fiber Works applied its experience in island-based infrastructure projects to ensure smooth coordination, safe work practices, and efficient progress.

Close collaboration with RDC and local stakeholders ensured that installations were accurately integrated into the island’s utility network.

 

Project Information

Cable Junctions & Pipeline Network Installation

Client Name

Road Development Corporation (RDC)

Category

Infrastructure & Utility Works

Started

Nov, 2022

Finished

Nov, 2023

N. Velidhoo – Cable Junctions & Pipeline Network Installation

N. Velidhoo – Cable Junctions and Pipeline Network Installation

Salted Fiber Works was engaged by the Road Development Corporation (RDC) to execute cable junction installations and pipeline network works at N. Velidhoo Island.

The project formed part of essential island infrastructure development, requiring precise coordination, durability, and compliance with operational and environmental conditions typical to Maldivian islands.

Scope of Work

The scope of works included:



Installation of cable junctions for island utility networks

Laying and alignment of pipeline networks

Trenching, positioning, and securing of services



Coordination with existing infrastructure and site conditions

Restoration of work areas following installation


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All works were carried out to ensure long-term reliability, safety, and ease of maintenance.

Project Execution

Working within an inhabited island environment required careful planning to minimize disruption while maintaining progress. Salted Fiber Works applied its experience in island-based infrastructure works to deliver the project efficiently and safely.

Coordination with the client and local stakeholders ensured that installations were completed accurately and integrated seamlessly into the existing utility systems.

Project Information

Cable Junctions and Pipeline Network Installation

Client Name

Road Development Corporation (RDC)

Category

Infrastructure & Utility Works

Started

Jun, 2022

Finished

July, 2023

Fushidhiggaa – Delivery and Planting of Coconut Palm Trees

Delivery and Planting of Coconut Palm Trees

The project focused on enhancing the island’s natural character while supporting long-term landscape development suited to Maldivian island conditions.

Salted Fiber Works was engaged by Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd to carry out the delivery and planting of coconut palm trees at Fushidhiggaa Island as part of ongoing island development and landscaping works.

Scope of Work

The scope of works included:



Sourcing and delivery of healthy coconut palm trees

Transportation and logistics to a remote island location

Ground preparation and positioning of trees



Proper planting to support long-term growth and stability

Coordination of manpower and equipment on-site


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All planting works were carried out with consideration for soil conditions, exposure, and sustainability.

Project Execution

Executing landscaping works on a remote island required careful coordination of marine transport, handling, and on-site planting. Salted Fiber Works applied its experience in island-based projects to ensure the palms were delivered and planted efficiently without damage.

Attention was given to placement, spacing, and planting depth to promote healthy growth and long-term resilience.

Project Information

Island Landscaping & Greening Works

Client Name

Maldiviana

Category

Landscaping

Started

2022

Finished

2023

Fushidhiggaa – Temporary Jetty & Accommodation Blocks

Temporary Jetty & Accommodation Blocks at Fushidhiggaa

Salted Fiber Works was appointed by Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd to deliver the construction of a temporary jetty and temporary accommodation blocks at Fushidhiggaa Island, located in South Ari Atoll.

The project was developed to support island operations during ongoing and future activities, requiring rapid deployment, reliable construction, and functionality suited to a remote island environment.

Scope of Work

The project scope included the following key components:



Construction of a temporary jetty for vessel access and logistics

Development of temporary accommodation blocks for on-site personnel

Structural works suitable for short- to medium-term use



Coordination of materials, manpower, and island logistics

Safe and functional execution aligned with operational requirements


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All works were carried out with consideration for marine exposure, ease of access, and efficient island-based construction.

Project Execution

Working in a remote island location required careful planning of logistics, transportation, and sequencing of works. Salted Fiber Works applied its experience in island development and temporary infrastructure to ensure smooth execution within limited access conditions.

The jetty enabled safe and efficient vessel berthing, while the accommodation blocks provided practical living facilities for operational staff, supporting uninterrupted island activities.

Project Information

Construction of Temporary Jetty and Temporary Accommodation Blocks

Client Name

Maldiviana

Category

Resort development

Started

Feb 2022

Finished

Mar 2022

Marselia Star Yacht Refurbishment

Marselia Star – Refurbishment & Reconstruction

Salted Fiber Works was selected by Marselia Maldives to carry out the comprehensive refurbishment of the Marselia Star yacht, originally designed and built by an Egyptian boat builder.

The project involved extensive external and internal refurbishment works, as well as structural repairs and reconstruction of selected sections of the yacht. The objective was to restore performance, safety, and aesthetics while extending the vessel’s operational life.

Scope of Work

The refurbishment scope covered both cosmetic and structural elements, including:

External fiberglass repairs and surface refurbishment

Internal refurbishment and repair works

Structural repairs and partial reconstruction of damaged sections

Surface preparation, finishing, and detailing

Systems and component rectification where required


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All works were executed with careful attention to marine-grade standards and long-term durability in tropical conditions.

Project Execution

The project was executed on Dhiyamigili Island, presenting typical island-based logistical and operational challenges. Salted Fiber Works mobilized skilled manpower, tools, and materials to ensure uninterrupted progress throughout the refurbishment period.

Despite the complexity of the repairs, the project was successfully completed within a two-month timeframe, from June to August 2021, meeting the client’s operational requirements.

Project Information

External & Internal Refurbishment and Repairs

 

Client Name

Marselia Maldives

Category

Boat Refurbishment

Started

June 2021

Finished

Aug 2021

Rainbow Runner – 30m Cargo Carrier

30m Cargo Carrier – Design & Build

Rainbow Runner is a 30-meter custom-built cargo carrier, fully designed and constructed by Salted Fiber Works to support large-scale inter-island and inter-atoll logistics across the Maldives.

The core objective of this project was to deliver a robust, high-capacity cargo vessel capable of transporting heavy and bulk cargo in a single trip, reducing turnaround time and improving logistical efficiency for the client.

Built for a professional cargo logistics company, Rainbow Runner was engineered to operate reliably over long distances and extended runs without interruption.

Design Philosophy

The vessel was designed with load capacity, endurance, and reliability as primary drivers. A traditional wooden structure combined with a fiberglass outer shell provides structural strength while improving durability, resistance to saltwater exposure, and ease of maintenance.

The hull form and propulsion setup were optimized for steady cruising under heavy load, ensuring safe and economical operation across open channels between islands and atolls.

Scope of Work

We delivered a complete design-and-build solution, including:



Full vessel design and technical planning

Structural construction using wood with fiberglass shell

Cargo deck and load-bearing structure fabrication



Machinery installation and systems integration

Finishing, testing, and delivery


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All construction methods and materials were selected to withstand continuous cargo operations in tropical marine environments.

Performance & Capability

Rainbow Runner was purpose-built to handle demanding logistical operations while maintaining predictable performance and fuel efficiency.



Designed for heavy cargo transport in a single voyage

Stable handling under full load



Suitable for long-distance, non-stop operations

Optimized for reliability and operational uptime

Technical Specifications

  • Length: 30.0 m
  • Engine: 380 HP Doosan
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 800 L
  • Water Tank Capacity: 80 L
  • Cruising Speed: 10 knots
  • Top Speed: 14 knots
  • Tonnage: 35 T
  • Crew: 3–4

Project Information

Cargo & Logistics Vessel – Design & Construction

Category

Boat Building

Started

2018

Finished

2021

Model

SFW CRGC 30M

Alice 6m Dinghy

6m Fiberglass Dinghy – Design & Build

The SFW 06DINGHY is a 6-meter custom fiberglass vessel, fully designed and built by Salted Fiber Works to serve as a versatile guest transfer and island-access boat.

The design concept focused on providing a lightweight, efficient, and highly maneuverable craft, capable of transporting guests to and from small islands, navigating shallow waters, and allowing easy shore disembarkation. In addition to guest transfers, the dinghy was engineered to function as a watersports support platform, increasing its operational versatility.

Design Philosophy

The hull and layout were developed with Maldivian lagoon conditions in mind. A shallow draft and agile handling allow the vessel to operate confidently in restricted waters where larger boats cannot access.

By optimizing weight and hull efficiency, the SFW 06 Dinghy achieves excellent performance using a 115HP engine, delivering both strong acceleration and fuel efficiency without compromising safety or comfort.

Scope of Work

Salted Fiber Works delivered a full design-and-build solution, including:

Complete dinghy design and layout development

Fiberglass hull construction

Lightweight structural engineering

Multi-purpose deck layout for guest transfer and watersports

Systems integration and final finishing

All construction materials and methods were selected to withstand saltwater exposure and frequent operational use in tropical conditions.

Results & Value Delivered

Fully custom-designed and built 6m dinghy

Lightweight fiberglass construction for high efficiency

Multi-purpose functionality for transfers and watersports

Optimized performance with modest engine power

Reliable operation in Maldivian island environments

Technical Specifications

  • Length: 6.0 m
  • Engine: 115 HP
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 100 L
  • Water Tank Capacity: 20 L
  • Cruising Speed: 20 knots
  • Top Speed: 28 knots
  • Guest Capacity: 5 guests

Project Information

Custom Dinghy Design & Construction

 

Client Name

Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd

Category

Boat Building

Started

2018

Finished

2019

Model

SFW 06DINGHY

White Rabbit 15m Dive Boat

Custom Dive & Watersports Support Vessel

The completed vessel was delivered to Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd, exceeding expectations for a boat that is both tough in construction and elegant in appearance.

White Rabbit is a 15-meter custom-built dive and watersports support boat, fully designed and constructed by Salted Fiber Works. The vessel was developed to complement the 31m yacht Alice, sharing a similar boutique design language while delivering robust performance for demanding marine operations.

Designed for rough sea conditions and operational efficiency, White Rabbit breaks away from the traditional dive boat profile. Instead, it offers a stronger, more versatile platform capable of multitasking across diving, watersports, and guest support operations.

Design Philosophy

The core design objective was to create a multi-purpose support vessel that balances durability, functionality, and refined aesthetics. Rather than replicating conventional dive boat designs, White Rabbit was engineered with a unique hull form and layout optimized for stability, efficiency, and usability in Maldivian waters.

Scope of Work

We delivered a full turnkey solution, including:



Complete vessel design and layout development

Hull and structural construction using fiberglass

Custom deck layout for dive and watersports operations

Integrated storage solutions for equipment and supplies



Onboard provisions for carrying two jet skis

Interior and exterior finishing works

Design optimization for rough seas and saltwater conditions


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The fiberglass construction and structural design ensure durability, ease of maintenance, and reliable long-term performance in tropical marine environments.

Functionality & Performance

White Rabbit was built with multitasking capability at its core. The vessel provides generous storage areas, efficient deck circulation, and practical working spaces, enabling seamless transitions between dive support, watersports activities, and guest transport.

Technical Specifications

  • Length (M / FT): 15M/49.22FT
  • Waterline Length: 13M/42FT
  • Width : 4.56M
  • Draft : 2.32M
  • Engine: 360HP
  • Water Tanks: 50L
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 780L
  • Cruising Speed: 12KNTS
  • Top Speed: 17KNTS
  • Guest Capacity: 15 Guests
  • Number of crews: 3-4

Project Information

Complete Vessel Design and Build

Client Name

Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd

Category

Boat Building

Started

2018

Finished

2019

Model

SFW 15DB

Alice 31m Yacht

Custom Yacht Design & Construction

Alice is a 31-meter custom-built yacht, fully designed and constructed by Salted Fiber Works, reflecting a refined balance between performance, comfort, and timeless aesthetics.

Built using a combination of fiberglass and wood, the yacht was developed with a strong understanding of Maldivian sea conditions and the long-term effects of saltwater on marine materials. Every design and construction decision was guided by durability, safety, and operational efficiency, while maintaining a high standard of luxury.

Design Philosophy

The design of Alice focuses on balanced proportions and seamless integration between the hull, main deck, and lower deck. The flowing contours of the hull merge naturally with the superstructure, creating a clean silhouette that enhances both performance and visual appeal. Large openings and carefully planned deck layouts provide unparalleled panoramic sea views, ensuring a strong connection with the surrounding ocean from almost every onboard space. At the client’s request, the yacht was designed with a boutique-style concept, combining privacy, elegance, and a welcoming atmosphere tailored for both guests and crew.

Scope of Work

We delivered a full turnkey solution, including:



Complete yacht design and layout development

Hull and structural construction using fiberglass and wood

Deck and superstructure fabrication



Interior and exterior finishing works

Design optimization for Maldivian marine conditions

Custom build aligned with client specifications


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Material selection and construction techniques were chosen to withstand tropical conditions, ensuring longevity, ease of maintenance, and reliable performance in Maldivian waters.

Results & Value Delivered



Fully custom-designed and built 31m yacht

Boutique-style yacht tailored to client requirements

Panoramic sea views from multiple onboard areas



Durable construction optimized for saltwater environments

High levels of comfort, privacy, and operational efficiency

Technical Specifications

  • Length (M / FT): 31M/104’9FT
  • Waterline Length: 29.5M/98FT
  • Width : 10.56M
  • Draft : 3.32M
  • Engine: 450HP
  • Water Tanks: 7000L
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 8000L
  • Gross tonnage: 60.8T
  • Cruising Speed: 10KNTS
  • Top Speed: 15KNTS
  • Guest Capacity: 21 Guests
  • Cabins: 9
  • Number of crews: 10
  • Crew cabins: 3

Project Information

Complete Yacht Design and Build

Client Name

Maldives Boat Cruise Pvt Ltd

Category

Boat Building

Started

2017

Finished

2019

Model

SFW 31

Bolidhuffaru Island – Landscape Development

Landscape Development – Bolidhuffaru Island

Salted Fiber Works was entrusted by DAMAC Group to execute the landscape development works for a future luxury resort property on the reclaimed island of Bolidhuffaru.

The project involved transforming a newly reclaimed island into a functional and visually refined resort landscape. The landscape design was provided by the client, and our role focused on precise execution in line with design intent, technical requirements, and site conditions.

Following a prolonged suspension due to COVID-19 travel and operational restrictions, we successfully restarted and delivered the project, coordinating resources and logistics to bring the site back into active development.

Project Execution

Working on a reclaimed island presented unique challenges related to soil conditions, access, and logistics. Salted Fiber Works applied its experience in island-based construction and landscaping to ensure smooth execution while maintaining alignment with the approved design.

Despite the interruption caused by the pandemic, the project was efficiently re-mobilized, ensuring continuity, quality control, and timely progress toward completion.

Project Information

Resort Landscape Development

 

Client Name

DAMAC Group

Category

Landscaping

Started

2018

Finished

2022

Maldiver Diving Dhoni – Fiber Laminating & Upper Deck Fiber Finishings

Maldiver Diving Dhoni – Fiber Laminating & Upper Deck Fiber Finishings

Drawing on our experience in custom vessel fabrication and marine fiberglass works, the project was executed to meet operational demands, safety standards, and long-term performance expectations.

Salted Fiber Works was engaged by Maldiviana Pvt Ltd to carry out fiber laminating works and full upper deck fiber finishings for a 16‑meter Maldiver diving dhoni. The project focused on enhancing structural strength, durability, and finish quality to support intensive diving and charter operations.

Scope of Work

The scope of works included comprehensive fiberglass applications and finishing works:

Fiber laminating of designated structural areas

Full upper deck fiber finishings

Surface preparation and reinforcement where required

Application of marine-grade fiberglass materials and resins

Finishing works to ensure durability, strength, and clean detailing

All works were carried out using materials and techniques suitable for continuous marine exposure and heavy operational use.

Project Execution

The project followed a structured fabrication and finishing process to ensure consistency and quality across the vessel. Careful attention was given to alignment, surface finish, and structural integrity, ensuring the dhoni met the operational requirements of a professional diving vessel.

Quality checks were performed throughout the process to maintain strength, safety, and finish standards.

Project Information

Fiber Laminating and Upper Deck Full Fiber Finishings

 

Client Name

Maldiviana Pvt Ltd

Category

Boat Refurbishment

Start Time

2013

Finished

in 6 months

Muna Yacht – Fiber Laminating Works

Muna Yacht – Fiber Laminating Works

Drawing on our extensive experience in marine fiberglass and vessel maintenance, the works were delivered with precision, efficiency, and strict quality control.

Salted Fiber Works was appointed to carry out fiber laminating works on the Muna Yacht at Kuredu Island Resort & Spa. The project focused on enhancing the yacht’s structural durability and protecting key areas against long-term marine exposure, ensuring reliable performance for daily resort operations.

Scope of Work

The scope included specialized fiberglass laminating solutions tailored to marine and resort vessel requirements:



Inspection and preparation of laminating areas

Fiber laminating works

Structural reinforcement where necessary



Application of marine-grade resins and protective layers

Final quality checks for strength, watertight integrity, and finish

All materials and techniques were selected to withstand saltwater exposure, operational demands, and continuous use.

Project Execution

The project was executed in coordination with resort operations to minimize downtime and disruption. Our team followed a controlled laminating process, ensuring consistency and performance across all treated areas.

The works were completed efficiently while meeting safety, durability, and operational standards expected in a luxury resort environment.

Project Information

Fiber Laminating on Muna Yacht

Client Name

Kuredu Island Resort & Spa

Category

Boat building

Start Time

2013

Finished

In one month

Aqua lift 11.8M speedboat

Aqua Lift – Construction from Mould to Finish

With extensive experience in custom boat design, construction, and marine fabrication, our team managed the entire build process, ensuring consistent quality across every stage of development.

We undertook the design and complete construction of the 11.8m speedboat Aqua Lift, delivering the vessel from initial design and mould to final finish. The project required precise fiberglass workmanship, structural integrity, and high-quality finishing to produce a fast, durable, and reliable speedboat suitable for demanding marine operations.

Scope of Work

The project scope covered the full lifecycle of vessel design and construction:



Vessel design and layout development

Hull construction from mould

Fiberglass laminating and structural build-up

Deck construction and assembly



Upper structure and component fabrication

Fairing, surface preparation, and finishing works

Quality checks and final detailing

All works were carried out using marine-grade materials and proven construction techniques to ensure performance, safety, and longevity.

Project Execution

The build followed a structured workflow, allowing tight control over quality, alignment, and structural strength. Each construction phase was carefully monitored to ensure the vessel met operational and performance expectations.

Attention was given to weight distribution, finish quality, and overall durability, resulting in a speedboat built for reliable service in Maldivian waters.

Project Information

Vessel Design, Full Build from Mould to Finish

Category

Boat Building

Started

2011

Finished

In 6 months

Location

Velidhoo, Noonu Atoll

Britt Yacht – Fiber Laminating Works

Britt Yacht – Fiber Laminating Works

With extensive experience in marine fiberglass and vessel works, the project was executed with precision, attention to detail, and adherence to marine performance standards.

Salted Fiber Works was engaged to carry out fiber laminating works on the Britt Yacht operating at Kuredu Island Resort & Spa. The project focused on strengthening, protecting, and extending the service life of the vessel through high-quality fiberglass application suitable for continuous marine and resort operations.

Scope of Work

The scope included specialized fiberglass laminating works designed to improve durability and resistance in marine conditions:

Surface preparation and inspection of laminated areas

Fiber laminating works

Structural reinforcement where required

Application of marine-grade resins and finishes

Quality checks to ensure strength, watertight integrity, and finish quality

All materials and techniques were selected to withstand saltwater exposure, operational loads, and long-term use.

Project Execution

The works were carried out with careful coordination to align with resort operations and vessel schedules. Our team followed a controlled laminating process to ensure consistent quality while minimizing downtime for the yacht.

Strict quality control measures were applied throughout the project to meet both operational and safety requirements.

Project Information

Fiber Laminating on Britt Yacht

 

Client Name

Kuredu Island Resort & Spa

Category

Boat building

Start Time

2013

Finished

In one month

Velaa Fushivelavaru Septic Tank Fiber Laminating

Fiber Laminating of Septic Tanks

Leveraging our experience in fiberglass applications and island-based projects, the works were executed with precision, quality control, and minimal disruption to ongoing operations.

Salted Fiber Works was engaged to carry out fiber laminating works for all septic tanks at VELAA – FUSHIVELAVARU. The project required durable, watertight, and long-lasting protective linings suitable for continuous use in a sensitive island and resort environment.

Scope of Work

Our scope included comprehensive fiberglass laminating works to enhance the performance and lifespan of the septic tank systems:

Surface preparation and inspection

Fiberglass laminating of all septic tanks

Reinforcement of structural areas as required

Application of protective resin layers

Quality checks to ensure watertight integrity

All materials and methods were selected to withstand harsh environmental conditions and long-term operational demands.

Project Execution

The project was carried out with careful coordination to suit island logistics and site conditions. Our team followed a structured workflow to ensure consistency across all tanks while maintaining strict safety and quality standards.

The works were completed efficiently, ensuring the septic systems were protected against leakage, corrosion, and premature deterioration.

Project Information

Fiber Laminating of Septic Tanks

 

Client Name

VELAA – FUSHIVELAVARU

Category

Fiberglass & fabrication

Start Time

2013

Finished

In 45 days